Release Notes

Verified Linux native and WebAssembly downloads

The native standalone distribution contains kaya, kayad and their required colocated kaya-tool-server. The daemon owns the HTTP/session service and language execution. Core execution needs neither Bun nor Node. Optional React/TSX rendering requires separately installed Node, tsx and React; native conversion operations may need external tools. See media rendering for those dependencies.

Available releases

Install Kaya v0.1.0

This command installs the selected native standalone version.

Linux GNU x64View install script

curl -fsSL https://kaya-lang.org/install.sh | KAYA_VERSION=0.1.0 bash

Release notes
Release manifest
Versioned installer
SHA-256 checksums
License terms
Exact source revision: b223c2f135b93076e8e81b76db37a4a6fb1bf7c6

Third-party notices and their provenance are included in the archive.

Native standalone platforms
Platform	Availability
Linux GNU x64	Download archive
Linux ARM64	Gated: not selected; matching-host validation required
Windows x64	Gated: not selected; matching-host validation required

WebAssembly runtime downloads

Verified browser runtime v0.1.0

Download Complete browser runtime — 7,919,426 bytes
SHA-256: 3e64b93b14ab0aad5c37ae9cd404438c61dfa8cb5a037ba48bf7b214f9a92b5c

Exact compiled source: b223c2f135b93076e8e81b76db37a4a6fb1bf7c6 (feat-release-0-1-0-frozen-source)

Third-party notices

Serve the complete extracted runtime over HTTPS or localhost. The qualified host is Chromium with module Workers, OPFS, Web Locks and BigInt. Keep all SQLite, regex, declarations and notice files together. Static consumers need no Bun, Node or daemon. Model endpoints require compatible CORS and your own private credentials.

Availability, commands and downloads for candidates and final releases appear only after the exact manifest and public installation have been verified. Commands select an explicit version. Candidates are opt-in; a final release does not itself select the stable channel. The full browser runtime, private model setup and runnable examples are implemented in the source distribution. Download offers above require the exact public bytes and matching consumer qualification for each distribution. The /try IDE remains a separate website milestone.

Release records

0.1.0-rc.2 native candidate notes describe the verified public Linux GNU x64 candidate and its installation limits.
0.1.0 native standalone notes describe the final distribution's contents and requirements; the note itself does not establish publication or platform availability.
0.1.0-rc.1 native candidate notes describe the candidate cohort and its limits; the note itself is not a publication receipt.
Archived 0.1.0 draft and archived 0.2.0 draft preserve earlier plans. They are not published native releases or available installation targets.

See Installing Kaya for cohort layout, upgrade precautions and editor setup.

Application integrations

WebAssembly setup describes the complete static runtime, its browser requirements, and the separate syntax and presentation components. The WebAssembly guide distinguishes source integration from the verified complete runtime archive.