v0.1.7

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theguriev/crook/main/script/install | sh

Reads this release, checks the archive against the SHA256SUMS below, and installs to
~/.local/bin — or elsewhere with --to. macOS on both architectures, Linux on x86_64.

On macOS, prefer that to downloading an archive by hand. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, which needs a paid Developer ID, so a Mac refuses the
first launch of a downloaded one with "Apple could not verify 'crook' is free of
malware" and offers only Move to Trash and Done. Gatekeeper is reacting to the
com.apple.quarantine attribute rather than to the signature, and a browser is what
sets that attribute — nothing curl fetches carries it, so the line above never raises
the dialog.

Already looking at that dialog? Press Done, not Move to Trash, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook && ./crook

On macOS 15 and later that, or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway,
is the only way past it; the old right-click-and-Open shortcut was removed.

By hand

aarch64-apple-darwin is Apple Silicon, x86_64-apple-darwin is an Intel Mac. The
Linux build is made on Ubuntu 24.04 and so wants glibc 2.39 or newer; its window and
GPU are reached through X11/Wayland and Vulkan/GL at run time, so a minimal system
needs the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap lists and at least one font family.
Windows is a .zip: unzip it and run crook.exe. It is unsigned, so SmartScreen says
"Windows protected your PC" once, and More info → Run anyway starts it.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive; the installer checks it for you.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.7 by release.yml.

v0.1.6

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theguriev/crook/main/script/install | sh

Reads this release, checks the archive against the SHA256SUMS below, and installs to
~/.local/bin — or elsewhere with --to. macOS on both architectures, Linux on x86_64.

On macOS, prefer that to downloading an archive by hand. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, which needs a paid Developer ID, so a Mac refuses the
first launch of a downloaded one with "Apple could not verify 'crook' is free of
malware" and offers only Move to Trash and Done. Gatekeeper is reacting to the
com.apple.quarantine attribute rather than to the signature, and a browser is what
sets that attribute — nothing curl fetches carries it, so the line above never raises
the dialog.

Already looking at that dialog? Press Done, not Move to Trash, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook && ./crook

On macOS 15 and later that, or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway,
is the only way past it; the old right-click-and-Open shortcut was removed.

By hand

aarch64-apple-darwin is Apple Silicon, x86_64-apple-darwin is an Intel Mac. The
Linux build is made on Ubuntu 24.04 and so wants glibc 2.39 or newer; its window and
GPU are reached through X11/Wayland and Vulkan/GL at run time, so a minimal system
needs the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap lists and at least one font family.
Windows is a .zip: unzip it and run crook.exe. It is unsigned, so SmartScreen says
"Windows protected your PC" once, and More info → Run anyway starts it.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive; the installer checks it for you.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.6 by release.yml.

v0.1.5

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theguriev/crook/main/script/install | sh

Reads this release, checks the archive against the SHA256SUMS below, and installs to
~/.local/bin — or elsewhere with --to. macOS on both architectures, Linux on x86_64.

On macOS, prefer that to downloading an archive by hand. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, which needs a paid Developer ID, so a Mac refuses the
first launch of a downloaded one with "Apple could not verify 'crook' is free of
malware" and offers only Move to Trash and Done. Gatekeeper is reacting to the
com.apple.quarantine attribute rather than to the signature, and a browser is what
sets that attribute — nothing curl fetches carries it, so the line above never raises
the dialog.

Already looking at that dialog? Press Done, not Move to Trash, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook && ./crook

On macOS 15 and later that, or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway,
is the only way past it; the old right-click-and-Open shortcut was removed.

By hand

aarch64-apple-darwin is Apple Silicon, x86_64-apple-darwin is an Intel Mac. The
Linux build is made on Ubuntu 24.04 and so wants glibc 2.39 or newer; its window and
GPU are reached through X11/Wayland and Vulkan/GL at run time, so a minimal system
needs the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap lists and at least one font family.
Windows is a .zip: unzip it and run crook.exe. It is unsigned, so SmartScreen says
"Windows protected your PC" once, and More info → Run anyway starts it.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive; the installer checks it for you.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.5 by release.yml.

v0.1.4

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theguriev/crook/main/script/install | sh

Reads this release, checks the archive against the SHA256SUMS below, and installs to
~/.local/bin — or elsewhere with --to. macOS on both architectures, Linux on x86_64.

On macOS, prefer that to downloading an archive by hand. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, which needs a paid Developer ID, so a Mac refuses the
first launch of a downloaded one with "Apple could not verify 'crook' is free of
malware" and offers only Move to Trash and Done. Gatekeeper is reacting to the
com.apple.quarantine attribute rather than to the signature, and a browser is what
sets that attribute — nothing curl fetches carries it, so the line above never raises
the dialog.

Already looking at that dialog? Press Done, not Move to Trash, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook && ./crook

On macOS 15 and later that, or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway,
is the only way past it; the old right-click-and-Open shortcut was removed.

By hand

aarch64-apple-darwin is Apple Silicon, x86_64-apple-darwin is an Intel Mac. The
Linux build is made on Ubuntu 24.04 and so wants glibc 2.39 or newer; its window and
GPU are reached through X11/Wayland and Vulkan/GL at run time, so a minimal system
needs the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap lists and at least one font family.
Windows is a .zip: unzip it and run crook.exe. It is unsigned, so SmartScreen says
"Windows protected your PC" once, and More info → Run anyway starts it.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive; the installer checks it for you.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.4 by release.yml.

v0.1.3

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theguriev/crook/main/script/install | sh

Reads this release, checks the archive against the SHA256SUMS below, and installs to
~/.local/bin — or elsewhere with --to. macOS on both architectures, Linux on x86_64.

On macOS, prefer that to downloading an archive by hand. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, which needs a paid Developer ID, so a Mac refuses the
first launch of a downloaded one with "Apple could not verify 'crook' is free of
malware" and offers only Move to Trash and Done. Gatekeeper is reacting to the
com.apple.quarantine attribute rather than to the signature, and a browser is what
sets that attribute — nothing curl fetches carries it, so the line above never raises
the dialog.

Already looking at that dialog? Press Done, not Move to Trash, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook && ./crook

On macOS 15 and later that, or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway,
is the only way past it; the old right-click-and-Open shortcut was removed.

By hand

aarch64-apple-darwin is Apple Silicon, x86_64-apple-darwin is an Intel Mac. The
Linux build is made on Ubuntu 24.04 and so wants glibc 2.39 or newer; its window and
GPU are reached through X11/Wayland and Vulkan/GL at run time, so a minimal system
needs the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap lists and at least one font family.
Windows is a .zip: unzip it and run crook.exe. It is unsigned, so SmartScreen says
"Windows protected your PC" once, and More info → Run anyway starts it.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive; the installer checks it for you.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.3 by release.yml.

v0.1.2

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theguriev/crook/main/script/install | sh

Reads this release, checks the archive against the SHA256SUMS below, and installs to
~/.local/bin — or elsewhere with --to. macOS on both architectures, Linux on x86_64.

On macOS, prefer that to downloading an archive by hand. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, which needs a paid Developer ID, so a Mac refuses the
first launch of a downloaded one with "Apple could not verify 'crook' is free of
malware" and offers only Move to Trash and Done. Gatekeeper is reacting to the
com.apple.quarantine attribute rather than to the signature, and a browser is what
sets that attribute — nothing curl fetches carries it, so the line above never raises
the dialog.

Already looking at that dialog? Press Done, not Move to Trash, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook && ./crook

On macOS 15 and later that, or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway,
is the only way past it; the old right-click-and-Open shortcut was removed.

By hand

aarch64-apple-darwin is Apple Silicon, x86_64-apple-darwin is an Intel Mac. The
Linux build is made on Ubuntu 24.04 and so wants glibc 2.39 or newer; its window and
GPU are reached through X11/Wayland and Vulkan/GL at run time, so a minimal system
needs the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap lists and at least one font family.
Windows is a .zip: unzip it and run crook.exe. It is unsigned, so SmartScreen says
"Windows protected your PC" once, and More info → Run anyway starts it.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive; the installer checks it for you.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.2 by release.yml.

v0.1.1

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theguriev/crook/main/script/install | sh

Reads this release, checks the archive against the SHA256SUMS below, and installs to
~/.local/bin — or elsewhere with --to. macOS on both architectures, Linux on x86_64.

On macOS, prefer that to downloading an archive by hand. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, which needs a paid Developer ID, so a Mac refuses the
first launch of a downloaded one with "Apple could not verify 'crook' is free of
malware" and offers only Move to Trash and Done. Gatekeeper is reacting to the
com.apple.quarantine attribute rather than to the signature, and a browser is what
sets that attribute — nothing curl fetches carries it, so the line above never raises
the dialog.

Already looking at that dialog? Press Done, not Move to Trash, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook && ./crook

On macOS 15 and later that, or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway,
is the only way past it; the old right-click-and-Open shortcut was removed.

By hand

aarch64-apple-darwin is Apple Silicon, x86_64-apple-darwin is an Intel Mac. The
Linux build is made on Ubuntu 24.04 and so wants glibc 2.39 or newer; its window and
GPU are reached through X11/Wayland and Vulkan/GL at run time, so a minimal system
needs the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap lists and at least one font family.
Windows is a .zip: unzip it and run crook.exe. It is unsigned, so SmartScreen says
"Windows protected your PC" once, and More info → Run anyway starts it.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive; the installer checks it for you.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.1 by release.yml.

v0.1.0

A terminal whose unit of work is an agent.

Install

macOS — one archive per architecture: aarch64 for Apple Silicon
(M1 and later), x86_64 for Intel Macs. These binaries are signed
ad-hoc rather than notarized, so macOS quarantines them on download
and refuses the first launch. Clearing the quarantine flag is the
whole of the fix:

tar -xzf crook-*-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
cd crook-*-aarch64-apple-darwin
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine crook
./crook

Linux — built on Ubuntu 24.04, so it needs glibc 2.39 or newer.
The window is opened through X11 or Wayland and the GPU is reached
through Vulkan or GL, all of which are loaded at run time: on a
minimal system, install the runtime packages ./script/bootstrap
lists, plus at least one font family.

tar -xzf crook-*-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz
cd crook-*-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
./crook

Windows — unzip and run crook.exe. Unsigned, so SmartScreen
shows "Windows protected your PC" on the first launch; the binary
runs from More info → Run anyway.

Verifying a download

SHA256SUMS holds one line per archive.

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Built from v0.1.0 by release.yml.