Magic Stick documentation¶
Install and manage a local AI appliance without learning Kubernetes first. Choose your starting point; technical details are kept separate from everyday tasks.
| I want to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Understand Magic Stick and choose hardware | Get started |
| Install on a PC, VM or Kubernetes cluster | Choose an installation path |
| Run a model or open an application | User guide |
| Manage users, GPUs, networking or updates | Administration |
| Understand how the appliance works | Concepts |
| Look up a field, command or compatibility rule | Reference |
| Build, extend or release Magic Stick | Development |
The published handbook is generated from these same Markdown files. The marketing website introduces the product; it is not a second copy of this handbook.
Reading conventions¶
- Start with a task guide. Follow its technical links only when you need them.
- UI labels match the English dashboard. Replace example values before use.
- A feature marked experimental is available for evaluation, not certified for every model, GPU or deployment.
- Local tests, upstream support and a successful physical-appliance test are different forms of evidence. Dated reports state their scope explicitly.
- Do not post passwords, API keys, setup claims, kubeconfigs or private logs in issues.
For project policies, see support, security, licensing, release notes and roadmap.
Contributor checks¶
Build/render commands live in development checks. Before publication, follow the release checklist.