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@teydra teydra released this 06 Nov 23:17

Autark 0.3.3 for Windows x64, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal (Apple silicon and Intel) and, for the first time, Android.

Autark now lives in teydra/OpenAutark: source code (Apache-2.0), downloads, checksums, release notes and the public skill library in one place. Installed apps from 0.3.3 on look for updates there.

New since 0.3.2:

  • Updates reopen by themselves: on Windows and Linux a small helper waits until Autark has closed, installs the new version and starts it again; before the window closes, Autark says "Autark is installing 0.3.3 and opens again by itself in about a minute". The installer no longer starts PowerShell to look for a running app, so the gap is shorter. Each step writes one line to update-helper.log in the log folder.
  • Your devices have no roles any more: connecting your other PC mirrors everything. Joining a company as an employee is its own entry in the new "+" menu.
  • The phone belongs to the company: pair it with your PC's Remote ID; both screens show the same code and you accept on the PC. Notifications reach every phone, and reading on one device marks it read everywhere.
  • iPhone without an App Store app: a web app (Share › Add to Home Screen) that connects through the meeting server, end to end encrypted.
  • Android phone use: agents can operate the phone through an accessibility service you switch on once; a bubble on screen stops it.
  • Chats: a 1:1 stays between two; sub-chats and threads for side topics.
  • Questions are quick replies: important ones stay in a strip above the composer; My day lists only what needs your hands.
  • Work: big "For you" cards plus a short report of side work and interesting facts.
  • One knowledge system: memory, skills, your project's instruction files and the public library, searched together.
  • Personal manager: your first agent is your right hand and head of staff; it can look at other people's calendars and book across PCs, and fill a login in the built-in browser.
  • Models and settings: real prices and a smartness score per model; the Voice page merged into Models; fewer, clearer settings; the plan rail shows a ring with the 5-hour window.
  • More work at once: how many heavy agent turns run together now follows the real free memory (on our 8 GB test PC 5 instead of 1).
  • Android: autark-android.apk, signed with Autark's release key. A phone with the earlier preview build uninstalls that once. The app offers later versions itself (latest-android.json).

Verification: on the release snapshot, typecheck 0 errors, import boundaries ok, build ok, 5,275 unit tests (5,271 passed, 3 skipped, 1 timing test of the Linux pointer path that is flaky on a loaded Windows PC and passed on rerun), 24 end-to-end and 4 window tests passed, Electron smoke passed. The CI runners checked the packaged app natively on Windows x64, Linux x64, macOS Apple silicon and macOS Intel (version, 220 build files, SQLite, speech addon, runtime RPC, demo chat, first window without renderer errors). Local update test on Windows: the installed app downloaded only the changed parts (13 MB of 132 MB) and was back as 0.3.3 85 s after "Restart", with all agents, chats, tasks and secrets.

Windows and Linux update in the app. The Mac app replaces itself where macOS allows it; that path has not yet run on a real Mac. The Mac package is ad-hoc signed, without Apple Developer ID or notarization; Windows remains unsigned. Not established: a real iPhone, a real Android phone with this APK, two linked PCs, real AI engines with the new start text, the Linux AppImage swap. Exact hashes are in release.json and SHA256SUMS.txt.