Pick your IDE, install, and the SGC AI palette page appears with all 15 components ready to drop on a form. The sgcWebSockets Core runtime the components need is bundled inside, so there is nothing else to install and no base license to buy.
sgcAI is self-contained. The trial installer carries the AI, LLM and MCP components together with the sgcWebSockets Core runtime they are built on. One download, one installer, nothing else required.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes all sgcAI components.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes all sgcAI components.
Three things land in your IDE after installation.
All 15 components register on a palette page named SGC AI. Drop them on a form, set the properties in the Object Inspector, and hook the events. No manual unit registration.
The HTTP client stack, the JSON layer and the HTTP server that the MCP server API runs on are all part of the package. That is what makes sgcAI standalone rather than an add-on.
Working demo projects for chat, voice, embeddings and MCP, plus the complete Object Pascal source in every paid tier, so you can rebuild the packages for your own IDE configuration.