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Community open-source Web · 0.2.10 release docs · 0.2.10Content reviewed: 2026-10-23View Markdown

7.7 Documentation baseline and updates ​

These docs cover the stable Teloa Community edition 0.2.10. GitHub Releases and npm provide the native package; Docker Hub provides its Linux ARM64 image. See Documentation versions for release snapshots and current documentation.

This release uses DSH 0.2.1-rc.2. See the software changelog for project conversations, context and memory, local retrieval and model preparation, employees and groups, revisions, business records and dashboards, with their boundaries. See the installation guide for upgrade boundaries.

What these docs cover ​

  • Installation, model setup, first task and first team.
  • Groups, AI employees, tasks, automations, business, materials, capabilities and the marketplace.
  • Employee API permission modes, custom models, automatic result delivery, idempotent recovery and CloudEvents callbacks.
  • Employee-package material preview, role-scoped retrieval, bulk enrollment, and update/unload boundaries.
  • Marketplace skill/app creation, Agent presets and PTC code modes, settings hierarchy and the non-Chinese sidebar.
  • Auto Dream summaries, automatic saving, sources and withdrawal; personal twin sample boundaries.
  • Host maintenance, permissions, developer paths, skills and read-only MCP examples.

Installation changes ​

The installation guide provides commands for the 0.2.10 native package from GitHub Releases, its Docker Hub image and a downloadable Compose configuration. Native installation runs Teloa and DSH on the host with Docker PostgreSQL by default; Hub deployment runs them in containers. This release's acceptance covers native macOS ARM64 and Docker Linux ARM64; amd64 is not verified. Every option needs your own model service and permissions.

Project capabilities ​

Projects extend the Alpha-era six work links, task progress, deliverable collection, archiving and recovery with explicit project conversations, background and rules, material selection and long-term memory with sources. See Follow delivery with projects for operations and withdrawal boundaries.

Environment and troubleshooting ​

Check the installation requirements for your environment. Record the version and error when troubleshooting; do not overwrite working data.

Version numbers and updates ​

See Documentation versions for the current docs and frozen release snapshots, and the software changelog for actual release changes.

Resource authors can use the four developer paths and the sharing and receiving guide to validate examples, distribute offline or online, pass official review and withdraw a release.