The guide
For people using Embabel Worlds rather than building it. It assumes you can follow a terminal command when one is given, and nothing beyond that. Published from the appliance repository, where it is written.
What you are running The graph, the runtime and the realms, in plain language — and which of the two doors you came through. Working with a coding agent Connecting Claude Code to your own appliance, what it can and cannot reach, and the loop that makes building fast. Reading your world from other tools The doors: SQL for the tools a data team has, GraphQL for developers, OData for Excel, Power BI and Salesforce, and webhooks that post a view's changes where people look. Making your own realm Connecting a system nobody has connected yet — including the version where you describe it and an agent builds it. Running your own models LM Studio and Ollama on your own hardware: what to put on them, what it costs you, and how to go fully local. What stays on your machine The exhaustive list of what leaves, when and to whom — and how to check it from your own instance rather than trust it.