Herta 0.1.0
给自我以模型,而不是给模型以自我。
Give the model to a self — not a self to the model.
First public release.
Download
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 (x64) | Herta-Setup-0.1.0.exe |
| macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon | Herta-0.1.0-arm64.dmg |
| macOS 12+ · Intel | Herta-0.1.0-x64.dmg |
Those three are the whole download. Everything else in the asset list exists
for auto-update and is fetched by the app, not by you: the latest*.yml
feeds, the .zip payloads macOS installs updates from, and the .blockmap
files that make an update a delta instead of a full re-download.
First run
Herta needs a DeepSeek API key, entered in the app on first launch and stored
encrypted on your machine. Your turns go to the DeepSeek API and nowhere else.
Behind a corporate proxy the desktop app needs no configuration — it uses
Chromium's network stack, so it picks up your system proxy and your OS
certificate store.
Signing, stated plainly
macOS is signed with a Developer ID certificate, notarized by Apple, and
the ticket is stapled to both architectures. It opens without a Gatekeeper
prompt, and auto-update works.
Windows is not code-signed. SmartScreen will warn the first time you run
the installer: More info → Run anyway. This is a deliberate decision for
this release, not an oversight — a Windows certificate was judged not worth
its price while the macOS one was bought. Auto-update still works; what you
lose is the absence of that warning.
Her voice
The voice clips ship inside these installers. They are not in the source
repository — they are game-derived fan material, not ours to redistribute — so
a build from source runs silent. Everything else is identical.
Herta is a character from Honkai: Star Rail, © HoYoverse. This is an
unofficial fan project, unaffiliated with and not endorsed by HoYoverse. The
code is MIT; game-derived material is not covered by that licence.