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The complete CPU ecosystem is coming as two architecture-qualified Linux images. Standalone vibe-view desktop packages are tracked here too. Every reference stays disabled until its own release gates pass.

complete CPU suite

Two images. Explicit architecture.

Independent qualification pending
Linux AMD64 linux/amd64 Native qualification pending

vibe-qc CPU ecosystem · AMD64 · x86-64

An explicit native image containing the complete tool suite and version-matched offline learning material. Choose the tag matching the Linux host; there is no combined manifest tag.

Architecture-qualified reference <registry>/<namespace>/vibe-qc-suite:<version>-amd64 Placeholder only; no qualified registry image exists yet.
Final registry digest Pending registry publication Local Docker image IDs are not release digests.
docker · linux/amd64 preview syntax 
$ IMAGE="<registry>/<namespace>/vibe-qc-suite:<version>-amd64"
$ docker pull "$IMAGE"
$ docker run --rm "$IMAGE" info
$ docker run --rm \
    -v "$PWD:/calculations" \
    "$IMAGE" vibe-qc run /calculations/job.qvf

Use only on linux/amd64. The tag and registry digest are published together after this architecture passes its independent release gates.

Linux ARM64 linux/arm64/v8 Native qualification pending

vibe-qc CPU ecosystem · ARM64 · ARMv8-A

An explicit native image containing the complete tool suite and version-matched offline learning material. Choose the tag matching the Linux host; there is no combined manifest tag.

Architecture-qualified reference <registry>/<namespace>/vibe-qc-suite:<version>-arm64 Placeholder only; no qualified registry image exists yet.
Final registry digest Pending registry publication Local Docker image IDs are not release digests.
docker · linux/arm64/v8 preview syntax 
$ IMAGE="<registry>/<namespace>/vibe-qc-suite:<version>-arm64"
$ docker pull "$IMAGE"
$ docker run --rm "$IMAGE" info
$ docker run --rm \
    -v "$PWD:/calculations" \
    "$IMAGE" vibe-qc run /calculations/job.qvf

Use only on linux/arm64/v8. The tag and registry digest are published together after this architecture passes its independent release gates.

inside both images

Tools, docs, course, and examples travel together.

Each image contains the same version-matched ecosystem and a read-only offline learning bundle. Discover material in place, then copy docs or runnable examples into a writable mounted directory.

  • vibe-qc
  • vibe-view
  • vq
  • vibe-basis (vb)
  • Offline documentation
  • Full tutorial course
  • Examples
Installation guide Queue guide License inventory
discover and copy offline 
$ docker run --rm "$IMAGE" docs
$ docker run --rm "$IMAGE" tutorials
$ docker run --rm "$IMAGE" examples

$ docker run --rm \
    -v "$PWD:/calculations" \
    "$IMAGE" docs copy /calculations/vibe-qc-docs

$ docker run --rm \
    -v "$PWD:/calculations" \
    "$IMAGE" examples copy /calculations/vibe-qc-examples

The bundled trees are read-only. Copy them before running examples that write output beside their input files.

Why each image is gated

Functional local builds are not a public release. AMD64 and ARM64 each require their own native performance report, source/license companion, registry coordinate, and final registry digest.

Linux AMD64

  1. Pass the native Linux AMD64 same-host calculation-performance gate for this exact payload.
  2. Publish the corresponding source and retained license companion for the qualified revision.
  3. Publish the architecture-qualified :<version>-amd64 registry coordinate.
  4. Record the final digest returned by the registry, not a local Docker image ID.

Linux ARM64

  1. Pass the native Linux ARM64 same-host calculation-performance gate for this exact payload.
  2. Publish the corresponding source and retained license companion for the qualified revision.
  3. Publish the architecture-qualified :<version>-arm64 registry coordinate.
  4. Record the final digest returned by the registry, not a local Docker image ID.
standalone viewer

vibe-view for the desktop.

Electron, CPython, VTK, and required non-system runtime libraries are bundled. The packages still use operating-system GUI and runtime libraries, so “self-contained” does not mean a fully static binary.

macOS

vibe-view 2.9.0

Unsigned candidate
Architecture
Apple Silicon · ARM64
Package
vibe-view-2.9.0-macos-arm64-standalone.dmg
Candidate SHA-256
cec23045f7f522568ba5364b9c08f4eb3e2698ccca11e0e87cb746a3101e4051
Release status

Built and functionally verified on Apple Silicon, but unsigned and not notarized.

Download coming soon
Ubuntu 22.04

vibe-view 2.9.0

Native build pending
Architecture
AMD64 · x86-64
Package
vibe-view-2.9.0-ubuntu-amd64-standalone.deb
Candidate SHA-256
4d5147cd16c812b79da2522a6c8a1ae1d4a22e966d6e05b47162b048507f36b5
Release status

Built and functionally verified under emulation; a native Ubuntu 22.04 AMD64 release build is still required.

Download coming soon
Need another route?

Use the source install today, or read the desktop guide for runtime and platform details.

vibe-view desktop guide Source installation
release integrity

A download button is the last step.

Candidate checksums are published for traceability, not as a claim that the files are release-ready. The final qualified artifacts may have different checksums.

01

macOS

Sign and notarize the final DMG, re-verify it, then record its final HTTPS URL and SHA-256 here.

02

Ubuntu 22.04

Build and verify on native Ubuntu 22.04 AMD64, then record the final HTTPS URL and SHA-256 here.

03

OCI · Linux AMD64

Complete this architecture's native performance gate, publish its source/license companion and explicit tag, then record the final registry digest.

04

OCI · Linux ARM64

Complete this architecture's native performance gate, publish its source/license companion and explicit tag, then record the final registry digest.

Release data last reviewed 2026-07-26.