Librae System Documentation
Geospatial intelligence infrastructure requirements, offline installation sequences, and zero-egress cybersecurity compliance protocols.
1. Hardware Specifications
CAHAYA executes high-fidelity point-cloud modeling and local LLM reasoning entirely on client hardware. The host machine must satisfy the following minimum and recommended requirements:
2. Step-by-Step Offline Installation
For deployment in high-security, air-gapped environments, follow this installation sequence:
Extract the compiled package to `/opt/lenuda/` on Unix-like operating systems or `C:\Program Files\Lenuda\` on Windows workstations.
Execute `chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh` (Unix) or run `install.bat` as Administrator (Windows). This configures local virtual environments and seeds embedded local background API engines.
Download and place the designated model weights directly into the `models/` directory of the application root.
Bind the workstation license key by running: `python3 lenuda_cli.py --status`. Record the unique SHA-256 System Hardware Fingerprint and transmit it to Librae AI Labs to receive your annual activation token.
3. Cybersecurity & Compliance Enforcement
CAHAYA complies with strict government and defense security directives regarding data privacy and zero-trust computing:
The application binds locally to loopback interface `127.0.0.1`. It programmatically intercepts and blocks all outbound external network calls.
Files ingested into the simulation lab (like LiDAR points or raster layers) are validated against local SHA-256 Merkle root receipts. Any file modifications cause instant integrity failures.
4. High-Fidelity 3D Simulation Rendering
Immersive point-cloud and physics simulations are executed on the host's GPU using the Librae Core 3D Rendering Engine. By running a secure headless rendering system, CAHAYA streams a high-framerate rendering frame (30 FPS) directly to the local rendering container over secure local WebSockets. WGS 84 spatial coordinates are preserved natively via deep spatial mappings.