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Release preparation

A clear view
of what comes next.

The current priorities are a dependable setup, reviewable agent work, and a public release with accurate documentation.

Preview available

Desktop downloads

The 0.1.9 preview has installers for Apple Silicon Mac, Windows x64, and Linux x64, with setup guidance and SHA-256 checksums. The Mac app is signed and Apple-notarized. The Windows preview remains unsigned.

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The product website

The public site includes an interactive demo, actual interface screenshots with fictional data, product guides, and sample workflows. You can explore these without connecting an account.

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Verified in development

Packaged macOS startup

Recent isolated checks exercised runtime startup, a real Linux agent computer, command execution, and file persistence across stop and resume. Startup work also addressed extra foreground executable icons, repeated catalog requests, and clearer port-conflict feedback.

Those checks cover the tested Mac startup flow. Separately, Windows and Linux Debian installers passed native installation and welcome-screen checks in automated builds. Full platform workflow testing remains in progress; no new agent-quality score is claimed.

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In preparation

Platform testing & public source

  • Complete platform-specific installation and recovery checks.
  • Prepare Windows signing and broaden installer checks.
  • Keep original-source and third-party licenses documented.
  • Confirm the public contribution and issue-reporting paths before opening source access.

The application repository is currently private. Future release dates are not announced on this page.

Ongoing validation

Work that stays reviewable

Long tasks, shared files, handoffs, and background updates need evidence from representative work. Continued validation should check that agents communicate blockers, preserve existing files, reproduce results, and stop when asked.

We will describe the scope of each test alongside its result. A successful demo or screenshot is not a benchmark.

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