AI-Studio/documentation/Enterprise IT.md

Enterprise IT

The guide for IT departments has moved to the Enterprise IT section of our wiki. There, it is organized by task, explains the deployment on Windows, Linux, and macOS, and offers complete configurations for typical scenarios.

This page stays so that existing links keep working. Each former section below points to its new place.

Overview

See Enterprise IT. Updates, including installations that never update themselves, are explained in Managing Updates.

Configure the devices

See Where AI Studio looks for the metadata and the guides for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Custom root certificates are explained in Your own certificate authorities.

Configure the configuration web server

See Configuration Server.

Important: Plugin ID must match the enterprise configuration ID

See Configuration IDs.

Important: Mark enterprise-managed plugins explicitly

See Who may change what.

Priority of configuration plugins

See Several configurations.

Deploying other plugin types

See What the archive contains.

Withdrawing a configuration

See Withdrawing a configuration.

Example AI Studio configuration

See Writing Configuration Plugins. The complete reference of all settings remains the example configuration plugin.

Enterprise approval for assistant plugins

See Assistant plugins.

Local staging and testing

See Testing on a device.

Exporting configurations from the app

See Exporting from the app.

Encrypted API Keys

See Encrypted API keys.

Exporting tool configurations

See Exporting tool settings.

Chat templates with tools and data sources

See Tools and data sources.

Chat templates with a provider, a profile, and a workspace

See Provider, profile, and workspace.

Attached files which change later

See Attached files that change later.

Where a chat may send data after searching data sources

See Where a chat may send data.

Mailboxes

See Mailboxes.

Backing up and restoring data

See Managing Backups.

Letting users provide their own API key

See Letting users bring their own key.

Describing your own models

See Describing your own models.

Giving providers your own icon

See Your own icon for a provider.

Prohibiting providers

See Prohibiting providers.

Shipping the PowerPoint template of the Slide Assistant

See The Slide Assistant in your corporate design.

Shipping the picture library of the Slide Assistant

See Picture library.

Labeling AI-generated content

See Labeling AI-generated content.

Feature usage statistics (telemetry)

See Feature usage statistics.