Organizational Intelligence

Not released yet.

The final release is published only when all five release gates pass. Three are still open. What exists today is a candidate build, being signed and validated.

p3.11 candidate

Unsigned candidate for signing and validation. Not the final release.

File
OrganizationalIntelligence-Setup.exe, 40.5 MB (40,482,730 bytes)
For
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit; installs for the current user
Signature
None. Windows will warn that the publisher is unknown.
Built from
commit fe0152b18406, verified at its checkpoint on 2026-10-17

SHA-256 of the installer

381afd5e8d7e476c 6470e1608e6bc6ae 5c1659b048e4e951 29b9d7eaf1f6cc67

Not available for download yet. The owner approves publishing this build; until then it is shared only with the people signing and validating it.

Before it can become the release

3 of 5 gates are still open. The final release is published only when all five pass.

  1. Gate 1Automated checkpointMet8 of 8 acceptance gates, 57 of 57 installed checks under Wine
  2. Gate 2Trusted code signingPendingWaiting for the publisher's signature
  3. Gate 3Native Windows test of the signed installerPendingRuns after signing
  4. Gate 4Validation on an organization's own dataPendingWaiting for the organization's run, with the owner's tolerances
  5. Gate 5Maintenance fixes covered by testsMetTests in the commit, passed in the checkpoint

Check the file you downloaded

  1. Open a Command Prompt in the folder that holds the file.
  2. Run certutil -hashfile OrganizationalIntelligence-Setup.exe SHA256
  3. Compare the result with the SHA-256 above. If they differ, delete the file and do not run it.

The hash proves the file is this build. It does not make an unsigned build trusted by Windows; that is what signing (gate 2) is for.