macOS app
Verbatim-*.dmg is the local app in a window: Apple Silicon, no
Python and no uv needed on your machine, the engine installs
itself from PyPI the first time you open it.
It is not signed, so macOS will call it damaged when you first
open it. It is not damaged; it is unsigned, which is not the same
thing. One line clears it:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Verbatim.app
If you would rather not run that, uvx verbatim-linkedin ~/my-profile
is the same app with no download and no warning.
It writes to ~/Library/Application Support/Verbatim (the engine and
its Python runtime), ~/Library/Logs/verbatim.log, and
~/.config/verbatim/env (your model and key, mode 600). If you use
"Install Skills for Claude Code" it also writes
~/.claude/skills/verbatim, and it will refuse rather than overwrite
anything it did not put there itself. Removing the app leaves all of
those; delete them by hand.
Full Changelog: v2.4.0...v2.4.1