Clear answers about the public preview.
Understand what is live, what is simulated, how data is handled, and how early-access discussions work.
Is the full UmamiMind platform live today?
Not yet. The public website presents the operating model, reference architecture, developer interface, and a deterministic simulation. Authenticated live capabilities are being built in vertical slices and will be introduced through early-access pilots.
Does the factory simulation use a real language model?
No. It produces deterministic illustrative stages, output text, latency, cost, grounding, and policy-check values. It does not send your objective to an external model, vector store, enterprise system, or tool provider.
What will the platform connect to?
The target architecture supports model providers, enterprise knowledge stores, vector databases, APIs, business applications, databases, files, MCP servers, approval workflows, and observability systems through governed interfaces.
Can UmamiMind run in a private environment?
Private-cloud and on-premises deployment patterns are part of the architecture. Exact availability, responsibilities, infrastructure requirements, and support terms will depend on the pilot or commercial agreement.
Should confidential information be entered into the public demo?
No. Do not enter credentials, secrets, regulated data, sensitive personal information, or confidential business information. Use a generic or fictional objective when exploring the simulation.
How do I request early access?
Use the secure access-request form and describe the intended outcome, organization, deployment preference, timeline, data sources, tools, and approval requirements. The form requires a configured server-side delivery integration before launch.
Describe the workflow you want to build.
We will assess the use case, required controls, deployment model, and a practical first milestone.
