kombify documentation
These public docs cover the released StackKits homelab standard, the SpeechKit voice framework, and the current Techstack Alpha, including kombify.me public addresses. Each product area states which artifacts are publicly available and which capabilities remain a preview.StackKits and SpeechKit have standalone public releases. Techstack now has an
unsigned open-source Windows Alpha for account-free local orchestration.
Install StackKits
Start with the released installer, initialize a local stack, validate the
plan, apply it, and verify the result.
Understand StackKits
Learn what the StackKits standard owns and how kits, applications, plans,
and evidence fit together.
Install Techstack Alpha
Download the unsigned Windows client, connect a local server, and use
kombify.me when a service needs a public HTTPS name.
Install SpeechKit
Download the Windows beta or the macOS Dictation beta, or start with the
public Go framework.
Identity concept
Understand local owner identity, protected application routes, and optional
hosted sign-in.
kombify.me addresses
Connected Techstack ingress: give a reachable service a public HTTPS name,
or relay a private HTTP target through the node agent.
Release authority
Release-backed instructions link to the current public artifact rather than to a frozen version, so a download link here always resolves to the newest published release. Where a page states a version, that line is generated from the published release and reconciled automatically. Product previews are labelled separately and do not receive synthetic download or installation steps.This documentation intentionally excludes internal development infrastructure,
private implementation details, and unsupported product claims.