Modkeel 0.1.2

The Windows installer no longer carries a program that antivirus engines mistake for malware.

• On Windows the engine now runs inside python.org's official embeddable Python, whose
  python.exe and DLLs are signed by the Python Software Foundation, installed in the app's
  engine folder. It replaces a one-file executable that unpacked Python into a temporary
  folder each time it started, which three VirusTotal engines flagged on 0.1.1 as generic or
  machine-learning detections (false positives, reported to each vendor).
• macOS and Linux are unchanged. The engine is still the modkeel command-line tool from
  PyPI, at the version pinned in engine/requirements.txt (0.1.7).

Virus scans

Each file as VirusTotal's engines judged it on 2026-10-10 (rescanned weekly, so a fixed false positive shows here). A flag from one or two engines is often a false positive on apps that bundle a Python program; the report shows which engine and why.

File	Engines that flagged it	Which, and what they called it	Report
Modkeel_0.1.2_linux_amd64.AppImage	0 of 63	none	VirusTotal
Modkeel_0.1.2_linux_amd64.deb	0 of 61	none	VirusTotal
Modkeel_0.1.2_macos_aarch64.app.tar.gz	0 of 37	none	VirusTotal
Modkeel_0.1.2_macos_aarch64.dmg	0 of 61	none	VirusTotal
Modkeel_0.1.2_windows_x64-setup.exe	0 of 70	none	VirusTotal