Fresh installation / One guided route

Build the runway. Let Kiteyard take flight.

Bring up Headquarters and Agent Manager on a fresh server with the canonical installer, clear safety boundaries, and a verification step after every stage.

Canonical core Fresh server Portainer optional
What the core installer creates
Your private HTTPS origin The only browser-facing entry point
routes to
Headquarters + Agent Manager Backlog, knowledge, automation and agent execution
persist in
PostgreSQL 16 + pgvector Provisioned by the canonical installer

Choose your path

The same installation, shaped for two operators.

Both paths derive from the active Kiteyard installer and deployment documentation. Pick the interface that fits how you want to work.

A controlled installation

Inspect. Change. Verify.

Kiteyard’s installer generates and protects its own internal credentials. Your operator supplies only the choices that cannot be inferred safely.

One stage at a time.

Preflight failures stop the run before the host is changed further.

Secrets stay on the host.

Passwords and tokens are entered directly into protected prompts or files.

Optional means separate.

OpenAI embeddings, Portainer, and external MCP clients come after a healthy core.

Scope boundary

One core. Optional providers stay separate.

A fresh installation brings up Headquarters, Agent Manager, and PostgreSQL. Portainer remains an optional, separately deployed provider for Agent Manager Environment Management.