Really Bleeding Edge (v1.1 preview)

Expect this to be broken

These are automated builds of the upgrade/Wt4 development branch. It is far less
stable than anything else published here and has many known issues. It is what will
eventually become v1.1, but it is not that yet, and no testing whatsoever has been
performed on these builds.

If you want a build that is merely untested rather than actively broken, use the
Development Build
instead. If you want something dependable, use the latest stable release.

Please do not use these builds for any analysis you care about.

Asset	Notes
InterSpec_macOS_Dangerously_Experimental_<date>.dmg	Requires macOS 13.3 (Ventura) or later. Universal (Intel + Apple silicon), signed and notarized.
InterSpec_Win32_Dangerously_Experimental_<date>.zip	64-bit. Requires Windows 10 or 11, and the Edge browser runtime (normally already installed). Unzip and run InterSpec.exe.
InterSpec_Linux_x64_Dangerously_Experimental_<date>.deb / .rpm / .AppImage / .tar.gz	x86_64, glibc 2.28 or later (RHEL 8, Debian 10, Ubuntu 20.04, Fedora 29, or newer).

The stdio MCP server

The MCP_stdio_* assets are not the InterSpec app: if you just want to run InterSpec, you do
not need them.

InterSpec-mcp-stdio lets LLM coding or productivity tools use InterSpec's analysis tools:
loading spectra, fitting peaks, identifying sources, activity and shielding fits, isotopics,
and so on. It runs with no window, launched by the tool.
Unpack the archive anywhere and follow InterSpec-mcp-stdio/share/interspec/README.md.

Asset	Notes
MCP_stdio_macOS_arm64_Dangerously_Experimental_<date>.zip	Apple silicon, macOS 13.3 or later. Signed and notarized.
MCP_stdio_Win64_Dangerously_Experimental_<date>.zip	64-bit Windows 10 or 11. Not code-signed.
MCP_stdio_Linux_x64_Dangerously_Experimental_<date>.tar.gz	x86_64, glibc 2.28 or later.

If one platform's build failed, its asset is the previous one - check the date in its name.
Each archive contains a build_info.txt recording the exact commit it was built from.