[Bug]: Where is the DMG installer

[mac2net]

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• I've taken a look at existing issues and discussions
• I've checked the hardware requirements in the docs
• This issue relates to GAIA UI (Open-WebUI)

Which version of GAIA are you using?

Latest

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Clicked the link to the page and it sends me to the same page

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How did you install GAIA?

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[kovtcharov]

Hey! The DMG wasn't attached to the release when you checked — our new publish workflow was hitting several issues on its first real run. All fixed now.

The macOS DMG is available on the v0.17.2 release page:

gaia-agent-ui-0.17.2-arm64.dmg (108 MB, Apple Silicon)

Note: it's currently unsigned, so macOS will show a Gatekeeper warning. Right-click → Open to bypass it. We're working on Apple notarization (#733) to eliminate that.

[mac2net]

From my MacBook Air M2 24GB Ram

[mac2net]

My suggestion is to do it slower and correctly and get it into Brew. This will make it serious.

[itomek]

Thanks for reporting this. We're looking into it.

[itomek]

@mac2net I have a fix ready, and have tested on a machine running Tahoe 26.4.1; would you be so kind as to try the DMG from here: https://github.com/amd/gaia/actions/runs/24360560874

Here is how to get past the unsigned issue:

Fix — macOS 15 Sequoia and later:

1. Click Done in the dialog (do not click "Move to Trash").
2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
3. Scroll down to the Security section. You will see:

   "gaia-desktop" was blocked from use because it is not from an identified developer.

4. Click Open Anyway.
5. Enter your Mac password when prompted.
6. The app opens. macOS remembers this choice for future launches.

Fix — macOS 14 Ventura and earlier:

Right-click (or Control-click) GAIA in the Applications folder and choose Open. In the dialog that appears, click Open.

Alternative fix — terminal (all macOS versions):

xattr -cr /Applications/GAIA.app

Then double-click the app — it will open without the Gatekeeper dialog.