v0.8.14

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.13

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.12

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.11

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.10

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.9

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.8

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.7

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.6

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.

v0.8.5

macOS, Apple Silicon.

macOS: desktop app and CLI. Linux: CLI. Windows support is coming soon – building from source is possible for experimentation, but Windows is not yet officially supported and some features may not work.

A signed, notarised build opens on a double-click. If this one was
built without the signing secrets, macOS refuses it on the first
try — let it be refused, then allow it once:

• macOS 15 and later — System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸
  Open Anyway, at the bottom.
• macOS 14 and earlier — right-click the app in Applications
  and choose Open.

After that it launches normally. A signed build needs none of this.