Introduction

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Support and availability

Choose a supported AxiomCore path and check its framework, target, platform and distribution limits.

Support is specific to a framework, database, target, platform and tool version. Find your path below before you rely on it. The general feature matrix was last reviewed against the repositories on September 22, 2026.

Other review dates:

  • Axiom Cloud engines, capabilities and targets were reviewed on November 4, 2026 against the production service configuration.

  • Distribution and platforms were checked on October 21, 2026 against the published release assets.

  • Run your first app was run end to end on October 21, 2026 with published CLI 0.149.1 and signed web UI host 0.6.12 on macOS arm64.

  • The backend, frontend and database quickstarts were checked on October 15, 2026 with published CLI 0.149.0 and web UI host 0.6.12 on macOS arm64.

  • Detailed database and advanced-language qualifications keep their own baselines in Capability boundaries.

Status definitions

StatusMeaning
AvailableUsable on the stated path. This does not imply a stable major release or universal production certification.
AlphaImplemented and testable; APIs or workflows may change.
ExperimentalA bounded implementation exists; compatibility, parity or distribution is incomplete.
Coming soonNo supported runnable workflow is available.

Distribution and platforms

The Axiom CLI release is 0.149.1 (October 15, 2026).

PlatformStatusCLI 0.149.1Boundary
macOS arm64 (Apple silicon)AlphaArchive publishedInstaller script, Homebrew or manual download. All walkthroughs are checked here.
Linux amd64ExperimentalArchive publishedInstaller script only. Needs glibc 2.36 or newer (for example Debian 12 or Ubuntu 24.04). Includes a managed PostgreSQL 17 validator. Walkthroughs, extractors and UI hosts are not checked on Linux.
Linux arm64ExperimentalArchive publishedSame as Linux amd64.
macOS on Intel (x86_64)No buildNoneThe installer detects the platform but finds no archive.
WindowsNo buildNoneNo native build; the installer rejects Windows. WSL2 is not checked.
Alpine and other musl LinuxNo buildNoneThe installer requires glibc.

Installer platform detection does not establish artifact availability. Other published tools have narrower platforms:

ToolVersionPublished platforms
Web UI host0.6.12 (signed)Web browser host; Android Emulator and iOS Simulator hosts
FastAPI extractor0.1.4macOS arm64
Go extractor2026.10.14.2macOS arm64
Acore language server (acore-lsp)0.1.4Bundled in the CLI; standalone build for macOS arm64

See Install the Axiom CLI for commands and checksums.

Language, contracts and packages

CapabilityStatusScope
Acore language, .axiom contracts, typed packages, resolution and semantic diffAlphaUse compatible tools and pinned locks
Managed logic, concurrency, caching, streams, scenarios and typed failuresExperimentalRequirements vary by feature and host; see Capability boundaries
Executable extensionsExperimentalSelected Rust, TypeScript and Python profiles; no arbitrary ecosystem compatibility
InspectorAlphaCanonical facts, relationships, impact and recorded execution evidence
Optional Jev question planningExperimentalRemote intent planning; local evidence remains authoritative
Semantic service (acore-semantic) for coding agentsExperimentalPreview release 0.1.4 (Homebrew or GitHub download). Acore UI projects only (profile acore-ui, target web), one local project root, macOS arm64. See its support matrix

Backend and schema inputs

PathStatusMain boundary
FastAPI extractionAvailableImports the application's own modules, so keep their initialization safe. The extractor bundles FastAPI, Starlette and Pydantic; other third-party imports become placeholders. Install the extractor manually in 0.149.1. Published extractor build: macOS arm64
Go extractionAlphaCheck the selected router and extracted types. Published extractor build: macOS arm64
OpenAPI and SQL bootstrapExperimentalBounded imports, not full behavior or runtime parity
PostgreSQL and SQLite contracts and persistenceExperimentalEngine, platform and workflow limits in Capability boundaries
Named PostgreSQL production profileAvailableOnly its exact qualified release, recovery admission and measured workload
Other first-party backend extractorsComing soonNo supported extractor workflow is documented
Backend deployment targets native-server, container-amd64, container-arm64, cloudflare-workers-localExperimentalLocal conformance only. Container and Worker packaging need runtime source that is not distributed with the CLI; see Deployment targets
Hosted Cloudflare Workers, serverless and edge targetsComing soonaxiom server targets reports them unavailable

Frontend and application targets

PathStatusMain boundary
Vanilla web / ATMXAvailableVerify browser startup, runtime, CORS and application behavior
React / ATMXAlphaVerify bundler, provider and application lifecycle
Flutter / DartAlphaaxiom_flutter 0.147.5 bundles native runtimes for iOS and macOS only; verify assets, storage and release builds. See Flutter and Dart
Swift / AppleExperimentalDistribution foundations; full binding and lifecycle parity is incomplete
Acore UIAlphaBrowser and qualified emulator or simulator development paths
Extension hosts and foreign web islandsExperimentalTarget-specific limits in Capability boundaries
Physical devices and app-store distributionComing soonNo general certification claim

Cloud and applications

Connected accounts, projects, releases, environments, tests, observability and the Cloud Dashboard are Alpha and need their configured services. Axiom Studio, Acode and Axiom Marketplace are Coming soon.

Project environment secret management is Alpha in the deployed Dashboard. Protected local and Cloud consumption is Experimental in the matching source preview on macOS arm64 with native ActionHost and server WASM. The source web frontend uses delegated backend operations. Native mobile runtime parity and container or Worker consumption are unqualified. Published CLI 0.149.0 and 0.149.1 and host 0.6.12 do not include this qualification. See Secrets at runtime.

Cloud secrets describes the deployed inventory, candidate review, runtime access and activity workflow, and secret environment protection and expiry. The Secrets commands reference covers the explicitly qualified source-preview commands.

Local database workflow

CLI 0.149.0 and later, including 0.149.1, provide versioned run, migrate, rollback, status, history, comparison and typed application storage. PostgreSQL needs a reachable server and a matching validator; the Linux CLI archives include a PostgreSQL 17 validator. SQLite uses a local file. Browser previews simulate storage and history; they do not perform native migrations. See Capability boundaries for constraints outside the checked local path.

Managed project databases

Dashboard database preferences, managed storage provisioning and resource lifecycle controls, including qualified access rotation, are Alpha, checked on October 20, 2026. Customers select SQLite or PostgreSQL; allocation depends on location, capacity and entitlement. Hosted migrations for managed SQLite and PostgreSQL are Alpha, checked on October 20, 2026 with a source build of the CLI; the commands need CLI 0.151.0 or later. Hosted runtime connections from Cloud Run servers to managed SQLite and PostgreSQL are Alpha, checked on October 24 and 25, 2026 with source builds of the CLI and runtime; the commands need CLI 0.151.0 or later. Managed application authentication (signup, password sign-in, sessions, token exchange, roles and permissions) is Alpha, checked on October 25, 2026 on managed SQLite and PostgreSQL. Verifying its tokens in a deployed Axiom server (axiomAuth) needs a runtime release and is Coming soon. The Dashboard Authentication page administers authentication. Public paid checkout is Coming soon. New resource-management CLI commands need CLI 0.151.0 or later. See Managed resources and the local database workflow.

Axiom Cloud signup is invite-only and new managed databases are limited to admitted projects. Daily backups and Owner restores are turned on for selected projects only. Limits and regions are on Limits and Regions. Prices are published at general availability.

Axiom Cloud engines and capabilities

Each managed database profile admits capabilities one by one. Admitted means the capability passed its production checks on that profile. Candidate means it is built but not admitted. A capability can be admitted and still be off for customers until it is turned on; the last column says what you can use.

CapabilitySQLite (libSQL) on Turso, managedPostgreSQL 17 on Neon, managedSQLite (libSQL) in your own Turso accountStatus for customers
Hosted migrationsAdmittedAdmittedCandidateAlpha, invited accounts
Runtime connections from your serversAdmittedAdmittedCandidateAlpha, invited accounts
Managed authenticationAdmittedAdmittedCandidate (authentication stays in an Axiom store)Alpha, invited accounts
Dashboard table and SQL editorAdmittedAdmittedCandidateAlpha, invited accounts
Backups, restore and archiveAdmittedAdmittedNot offeredComing soon for all projects; on for selected projects
Advanced authentication (OAuth apps, MFA, passkeys, hooks)AdmittedAdmittedCandidateAlpha, invited accounts
Preview branchesAdmittedAdmittedNot offeredAlpha, selected projects
Conversion to PostgreSQLAdmitted (as the source)Not applicableCandidateAlpha, selected projects
Moves between pools and regionsCandidateAdmittedCandidateAlpha, selected projects

Unsupported: native SQLite files in Axiom Cloud, PostgreSQL row-level security in managed schemas, browser or device database sync, and a transaction that spans your own Turso database and the Axiom authentication store. The Sydney region, Microsoft sign-in, the Supabase, Auth0 and Clerk presets and Sign in with Apple are not offered.

Engine versions are set by the providers. The CLI's PostgreSQL validator and the hosted PostgreSQL transaction profile target PostgreSQL 17.

Qualified targets for Axiom Cloud

TargetStatus
Web browsers (the Acore web host and @axiomcore/auth-web)Qualified
Linux backends on Cloud Run (native and container axiomAuth targets)Qualified
Axiom CLI on macOS arm64 and LinuxQualified with source builds; the Cloud commands need CLI 0.151.0 or later
iOS and Android (passkeys, native OAuth redirects, the Acore UI hosts)Not qualified
Cloudflare Workers backendsRefuse axiomAuth

The OAuth and OpenID Connect issuer was run through the OpenID Foundation conformance suite. AxiomCore is not OpenID Certified.

Advanced authentication and database placement

These capabilities are built and checked in production. Each stays off for every environment until it is turned on. Alpha capabilities are available to invited accounts; those marked for selected projects are turned on for selected projects only during the Alpha. The CLI commands that use them need CLI 0.151.0 or later; @axiomcore/auth-web 0.2.0 is not yet published. See the upgrade guide.

CapabilityStatusBoundary
OAuth applications and the OIDC issuerAlphaAuthorization code with PKCE only; not OpenID Certified
Authenticator apps, recovery codes, step-up and assurance guardsAlpha; assurance guards Coming soonAssurance guards need an axiomAuth provider on native or Linux container targets; not on Workers
PasskeysAlphaOn the application's own web origin only
Phone verification and SMS codesComing soonPro only, your own Twilio account; tested against a simulated Twilio API, real SMS delivery not qualified
Event webhooks and claim hooksAlphaHTTPS endpoints you host; no code runs in Axiom
Microsoft sign-inComing soonMicrosoft Entra ID work and personal accounts
Sign in with AppleComing soon, not available yetTested only against a simulated Apple service; cannot be turned on
Supabase Auth, Auth0 and Clerk presetsComing soonToken exchange; hosted sign-in through Auth0 or Clerk OIDC; no Supabase hosted sign-in
Local auth emulation and settings promotionAlphaPassword, email code, mock OIDC, refresh and logout only
Auth policy releases and impact checksAlphaImpact is per role
Your own Turso databaseComing soonApplication data only; authentication stays in an Axiom store; no transaction spans both
SQLite to PostgreSQL conversionAlpha, selected projectsPro only; application unavailable until you redeploy; every user signs in again; no rollback after activation
Pool, dedicated and region movesAlpha, selected projectsManaged PostgreSQL; libSQL moves not qualified; dedicated pools not sold
Preview branchesAlpha, selected projectsLifetime at most 7 days; parents up to 100 MB for sanitized and libSQL branches

Qualified targets for these capabilities are listed in Qualified targets for Axiom Cloud.