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Databases and Discord in your processes. New SQL connections for SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL Server, with steps to run a query, run a SQL file and wait for a database; later steps can use the rows they return. A Discord connection takes as many webhooks and bots as you like, with seven steps from posting a message to waiting for a reply.
- Let agents drive Augry. Turn on Agent access (MCP) in Settings → General, and Claude Code or Codex can list, start, answer and stop your runs through a local MCP server. One click adds it to either agent.
- Run notifications. Augry sends a system notification when a run finishes, fails or waits on you. Click it to jump to that run.
- Clone from Git. Clone a repository straight into a new terminal, from the empty state or the + Pane menu.
- Artifacts panel. An Artifacts button in the run bar lists every file a run wrote, with a preview of the markdown ones.
- Build by chatting, now with Codex. Pick Claude Code or Codex to draft a process. When a step needs a connection you haven't set up, the chat offers to set it up.
- Smaller things. Your GitHub picture shows on your account, the Process, Terminals and Notes tabs sit in the middle of the window again on macOS, and back arrows line up with their labels.
Downloads
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 1809+ | *_x64-setup.exe (per user, no admin, recommended) or *_x64_en-US.msi |
| macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) | *_universal.dmg |
| Linux x64 | *_amd64.AppImage, *_amd64.deb or *.x86_64.rpm |
The .sig files and latest.json are used by in-app updates.
The Windows installers are not signed. If Windows says it protected
your PC, click More info, then Run anyway.