v0.4.7
What’s new in 0.4.7
- For accounts with Assistant access enabled, Studio now offers separate Assistant conversations for each session, with streaming responses, tool activity, and permission and question prompts.
- Assistant history and unsent drafts survive switching views and reconnecting. Session tabs distinguish active work, waiting for input, completion, and uncertain stops; recovery preserves visible responses and avoids replaying tool calls.
- Studio makes changed Sapiom connections explicit and offers session restart actions using the current connection. Disconnecting stops affected managed sessions and background tasks.
- Agent Maps retain pan and zoom between projects, support a wider map pane, and show a clear recovery action when a project cannot be resolved. Templates preserve the selected coding agent, and attachment preparation failures keep the creation form open for retry.
Release validation
macOS signing, notarization, and packaged launch checks passed. The downloaded Mac app also passed signature verification, Gatekeeper assessment, and notarization-ticket validation, and contains the expected released Assistant packages. Linux packaging and update metadata checks passed. All four public download links and the stable/beta update manifests and checksums were verified.
Windows installers and update metadata are available, but automated Windows validation remains incomplete: the packaged smoke check failed session creation, managed-agent startup, and Agent Map fixture setup. Managed-agent and Agent Map checks also failed in 0.4.6; the session-creation failure is an additional observation in this run, with its cause still unclassified. Windows check details.
Sapiom runs your coding agent in an Agent project with Sapiom tools connected, agents
tracked, one-click deploy and run, and a live Canvas for previews.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Mac (M1 or newer) | Sapiom-macOS-arm64.dmg |
| Windows (64-bit) | Sapiom-Windows-x64.exe |
| Linux (any distro) | Sapiom-Linux-x86_64.AppImage |
| Linux (Debian / Ubuntu) | Sapiom-Linux-amd64.deb |
The other files are used by the app to update itself. You don't need to download them.
Opening it the first time
Mac — open the .dmg and drag Sapiom to Applications. It's signed and notarised by
Apple, so it should open normally. If macOS does warn you, right-click the app and
choose Open.
Windows — Windows will show a blue "Windows protected your PC" screen, because we
don't have a Windows signing certificate yet. Click More info, then Run anyway.
We're working on removing this.
Linux — make the AppImage executable (chmod +x Sapiom-Linux-x86_64.AppImage) and
run it, or install the .deb with sudo apt install ./Sapiom-Linux-amd64.deb.
On first launch Sapiom checks for Claude Code or Codex. If neither is available, it
tries to install Claude Code and shows manual setup steps if that fails. It reuses a
cached Sapiom sign-in when present; otherwise it opens your browser to sign in, then
prepares a workspace folder for you.
Updates are automatic
Sapiom checks for new versions on its own and downloads them in the background. When one
is ready it asks whether you'd like to restart — restarting ends any agent sessions
you have running, so it never does it without asking. If you choose Later, an
Update now card stays at the bottom of the left sidebar so you can restart when it
suits you. You can also check whenever you like: click your account name at the bottom
of the left sidebar and choose Check for updates.
Automatic updates began in 0.1.2. If you're on an older build, install this one by
hand once — after that it keeps itself current.
Good to know
- Intel Macs aren't supported yet — these builds are for Apple Silicon (M1 and
newer) only. - Windows updates show the same "protected your PC" screen until we have a signing
certificate. - The AppImage can only update itself while you're running it as an AppImage. The
.deb
updates through your package manager and will ask for your password.
Something not working? Open an issue and
tell us which platform you're on — it helps a lot.