Loadout 0.3.4

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-0.3.4.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. If you are on 0.3.3 already, the app offers this one to you itself.

The update dialog now says what changed. 0.3.3 could install a new version but announced it with an empty page, so pressing Install meant not knowing what you were about to get. The feed now carries that version's own changelog section, styled to be read in the small window it appears in and following your Mac's light or dark appearance. A release with nothing written about it is refused rather than published with an empty page.

The self-check writes English names. Running it created a skill called auto-teste and a command called auto-comando, described in Portuguese, on the disk of whoever ran it. They are now self-check-skill and self-check-command.

Loadout-0.3.4-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.