Guace 0.1.4

Guace 0.1.4

Guace 0.1.4 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.1.4-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.1.4-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local file vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize files, restructure notes, and save new facts back into files you own.
• Portable local files — Guace works with common file formats and keeps your vault on disk.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.1.4-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.1.4-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.1.3

Guace 0.1.3

Guace 0.1.3 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.1.3-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.1.3-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local file vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize files, restructure notes, and save new facts back into files you own.
• Portable local files — Guace works with common file formats and keeps your vault on disk.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize files in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.1.3-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.1.3-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.1.2

Guace 0.1.2

Guace 0.1.2 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.1.2-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.1.2-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.1.2-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.1.2-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.1.1

Guace 0.1.1

Guace 0.1.1 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.1.1-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.1.1-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.1.1-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.1.1-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.1.0

Guace 0.1.0

Guace 0.1.0 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.1.0-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.1.0-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.1.0-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.1.0-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.0.10

Guace 0.0.10

Guace 0.0.10 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.0.10-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.0.10-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.0.10-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.0.10-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.0.9

Guace 0.0.9

Guace 0.0.9 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.0.9-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.0.9-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.0.9-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.0.9-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.0.8

Guace 0.0.8

Guace 0.0.8 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.0.8-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.0.8-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.0.8-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.0.8-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.0.7

Guace 0.0.7

Guace 0.0.7 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.0.7-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.0.7-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.0.7-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.0.7-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.

Guace 0.0.6

Guace 0.0.6

Guace 0.0.6 is a normal macOS download: both Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs are signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Download

• Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4): Guace-0.0.6-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: Guace-0.0.6-x64.dmg
• Zip archives are included for people who prefer the raw .app payload.

Open the DMG, drag Guace to Applications, then launch it from Spotlight or Launchpad.

What Guace is

Guace is an AI-native personal knowledge base for macOS: a local markdown vault you can chat with, plus managed agents that can do heavier work for you.

Highlights

• Chat with your vault — ask questions, summarize notes, restructure markdown, and save new facts back into plain files you own.
• Obsidian-compatible notes — Guace reads and writes normal .md files, so your vault stays portable.
• Managed agents — dispatch longer tasks to local Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI workers, each in its own workspace.
• File previews — render Markdown, HTML, PDFs, images, and plain text inline next to your notes.
• Usage transparency — inspect real token, cost, and prompt-cache data instead of estimates.
• Bring your own provider — use your own API keys through Vercel AI Gateway, DeepSeek, or other configured backends.
• Local-first by default — notes stay on disk, provider keys live in macOS Keychain, and there is no telemetry.

First-run setup

1. Add an LLM provider key in Settings → Models & Providers.
2. Optional: register Claude Code or Codex under Agents if you want Guace to delegate work.
3. Start a session and ask Guace to read, write, or organize notes in your vault.

Verification

The DMGs were checked with Gatekeeper:

• Guace-0.0.6-arm64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID
• Guace-0.0.6-x64.dmg: accepted, source = Notarized Developer ID

SHA256 checksums are attached in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Status

Pre-1.0. Schemas are still moving, and managed agents can run shell-backed tools on your machine. Do not dispatch work you would not be willing to run manually.