Self-hosted access¶
Some teams need the CutWeaver contract inside a private network or on dedicated infrastructure.
This page covers the public-facing part of that offer: what stays the same and what is provisioned directly.
What stays the same¶
- The JSON request and response contract remains the same as the hosted API.
- The health and metadata endpoints stay the same.
- The public
v1docs on this site remain the integration reference.
What is provisioned directly¶
- Image reference and rollout instructions.
- Deployment-specific access policy.
- Capacity planning and operational guidance.
Browser and WASM builds¶
CutWeaver does not publish a public browser WASM demo. A WebAssembly build would ship the optimizer binary to the client, so browser-side distribution is treated as a private/licensed runtime decision, not as a free evaluation path.
Use the hosted API for evaluation and the self-hosted Docker path when the runtime must stay inside your infrastructure.
Typical use cases¶
- Private ERP or MES environments.
- Regulated or network-isolated installations.
- Higher-volume workloads that need dedicated capacity.
- Product teams that want the same contract on their own infrastructure.
Basic health check¶
curl http://localhost:8080/health
{
"ok": true,
"status": "healthy",
"service": "cutnewweaver-http",
"contractVersion": "v1"
}
How to start¶
Use Pricing to request a dedicated deployment discussion. The public docs stay valid for the request and response contract; the deployment path itself is provisioned during onboarding.