Loadout 0.3.3

Loadout shows you every skill, command, subagent and MCP server your AI assistants have on this Mac — with how often each one is actually used — and lets you edit, disable or share them between assistants.

Install: download Loadout-0.3.3.dmg, open it, drag Loadout to Applications. Signed and notarised by Apple, so it opens with no warning. Or brew install --cask migsilva89/loadout/loadout.

This is the last version you install by hand. From here Loadout updates itself: it fetches the new version, checks its signature and installs it, and reopens on the new one. It asks first — nothing is replaced without you saying yes — and it checks about once a day. Settings › Updates holds the switch, the version you are running, when it last looked, and a button to check on the spot.

An update is only accepted if it was signed with the key the running copy was built with, and it is verified before it is unpacked, so a download tampered with in transit is refused rather than installed. Nothing about your machine is sent when it checks.

Loadout-0.3.3-update.dmg is the same image under a second name — it is what installed copies download, so the counters can tell an update apart from a first install. appcast.xml is the signed feed. You want the first file.

Full detail in the changelog.