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The community client runs its engine and stores data locally for personal use. Cloud models still need network access. Enterprise clients connect to your gateway, where administrators configure models, permissions, devices and usage.

ai.makersns.com is the public demo environment. Production clients use your own gateway address. Your business configures model providers, keys, access permissions and data sources.

For registered gateway devices, administrators can manage status, heartbeats, versions and access revocation, and review related approvals, execution audits and usage. This governs product devices and execution, rather than all computer activity.

Individuals configure community clients. Businesses centrally select enterprise providers, models and keys at the gateway. Fully isolated operation depends on all models, tools, sources and dependencies being available in the internal network.

Follow the WPS installation page for your environment. Production enterprises use their own gateway address. Use the WPS work panel for document operations and confirm write actions under the applicable permissions.

Business plugins can provide dedicated pages, data APIs and Agent tools, with MCP and Skills for extensions. Define interfaces, permissions and acceptance criteria before agreeing the integration scope.

The pricing page loads available licenses from the live catalog, including annual and perpetual options. Check user counts, duration, renewal and service scope against the selected product and procurement terms.

Software licenses, model usage, infrastructure and deployment or customization are separate costs. Configured gateway rates track usage and employee quotas; actual model invoices follow provider billing.

Sign in to the customer console to view orders, licenses, products and available actions. Use the instructions for your version during installation or deployment. Enterprise configuration questions can go to your administrator.