Editions
StackRivet is open core. These docs cover the generally available Community edition. Team and Enterprise are currently design-partner pilots, not implied bundles of unreleased features.
The guiding rule: Community must be genuinely usable in real, commercial projects — not a crippled trial. Paid features earn their place only by saving customer time, reducing risk, or satisfying a procurement requirement.
The tiers
Section titled “The tiers”| Edition | For | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Community | Developers, small teams, evaluators, open-source users | A free, commercial-friendly base for real projects |
| Team pilot | Delivery teams willing to co-design and provide activation evidence | A scoped pilot for shared templates and reviewed Git/PR delivery |
| Enterprise pilot | Organizations with a concrete deployment or governance requirement | A statement-of-work engagement with named deliverables and acceptance tests |
What Community includes
Section titled “What Community includes”Community is a complete base, not a demo. It ships:
- The modular-monolith backend (Spring Boot 4) and the Vue 3 admin UI with the StackRivet design system.
- Full RBAC — users, roles, departments, posts, menu/button/API permissions — and the basic data-permission scopes (self / department / department-and-below / all), enforced on the server.
- The code generator (entity, mapper, service, controller, DTO/VO, frontend pages, OpenAPI, test scaffolding).
- The Asset Service with Local, S3-compatible and Aliyun OSS storage, private signed downloads and capability-driven uploads: Local/OSS transit, with byte-bound S3 direct/multipart only when advertised.
- Async tasks, audit logs, observability (traceId, Actuator, optional OpenTelemetry profile), the module manifest, the CLI and Docker Compose.
- The AI guardrails, tool rules and engineering-governance docs.
All of it under a commercial-friendly open-source license.
What the pilots can cover
Section titled “What the pilots can cover”The full feature matrix lives on the pricing page. At a glance:
- Team pilot — shared templates and reviewed Git/PR delivery. Multi-table, tree, master-detail and upgrade compatibility work remains labeled Roadmap until released.
- Enterprise pilot — a contracted scope such as private-deployment assessment, migration, identity, tenant, compliance, availability or support work. Nothing is included merely because it appears as an example.
The pricing page is the status source. Available now, Pilot, Roadmap and Contract scope are intentionally different states. Everything documented without a paid-status note is in Community.