v0.1.0-alpha.1

BuildMax is an out-of-the-box, privately deployable Agent platform built on
one shared Go Agent Runtime. The same runtime backs a CLI/TUI for local
terminal work, a desktop app, and a team Portal served by the Go server,
with a scheduler and worker pipeline for background task runs.

Install

Download the archive for your platform below. Each one contains all three
binaries — buildmax, buildmax-server, buildmax-worker — plus
config-examples/, LICENSE, and NOTICE-THIRD-PARTY. Verify it against
checksums.txt first.

With a Go toolchain, for the CLI alone:

go install github.com/gougoujiang/buildmax/cmd/buildmax@v0.1.0-alpha.1

As a container, for linux/amd64 and linux/arm64:

docker pull ghcr.io/gougoujiang/buildmax:0.1.0-alpha.1

Getting started

Copy config-examples/settings.example.yaml to
~/.buildmax/settings.yaml, configure at least one model, then run
buildmax for the TUI or buildmax -p "your prompt" for a single
non-interactive turn. Running the server and Portal additionally needs
MySQL and object storage; see the README.

The desktop app is not published here. It needs code signing and
notarization to launch on macOS, so build it locally with ./make build.

Before you deploy this

This is an alpha, and two defaults deserve to be read as warnings rather
than footnotes:

• Server authentication is bootstrap-level. There is no mail channel, so
  an operator creates accounts and issues single-use login codes with
  buildmax-server user create and user login-code. Self-registration is
  closed by default. There is no password, second factor, SSO, or recovery
  flow; putting the Portal on a network you do not control requires wiring a
  real identity provider first.
• The bash sandbox is off by default, and worker hardening is
  incomplete.

SECURITY.md lists both, along with how to report a vulnerability
privately. Interfaces and deployment guidance may change before a stable
release.