Gyro v0.1.0-alpha.26.3
Gyro v0.1.0-alpha.26.3
Gyro Alpha 26.3 makes every product surface feel more coherent and gives the
Workspace a clearer, calmer environment for opening projects, navigating code,
and understanding local state.
Download and install
Gyro requires macOS 14+ and is not Apple-signed or notarized. The application
has a complete ad-hoc signature, so macOS can verify the bundle structure, but
the first launch still requires Apple's one-time Open Anyway approval.
Use the Gyro download site to choose a
build, then follow the
macOS installation guide.
Do not disable Gatekeeper or remove quarantine globally.
What changed
- The Workspace replaces the older IDE framing with a more purposeful project
entry state, stronger editor-region separation, clearer tabs and active-group
states, a refined file sidebar, and a more legible status bar. - Tools, Tasks, Automations, Providers, and Settings now share a consistent page
hierarchy, icon treatment, spacing rhythm, card language, and responsive
behavior. - Dark and light themes have more consistent depth, contrast, focus states, and
surface transitions across the app. - Workspace preparation now reports honest native stages while opening a
project and uses filesystem events when available, with an explicit polling
fallback. - Global search groups projects, sessions, local actions, and workspace file
search behind the shared command palette with keyboard navigation. - Empty, selected, hover, focus, and disabled states have been tightened across
the main product surfaces without changing their underlying workflows. - Regression coverage verifies the shared shell, project-first Workspace,
provider boundaries, responsive viewport contracts, and the graphite design
token system.
Behavior changes and known limits
- Workspace functionality is still tied to a user-selected local project.
Search, source control, run/test, and AI workspace actions remain unavailable
until a project is open. - Filesystem event watching can fall back to bounded polling when the native
watcher is unavailable. - Gyro is still an unsigned public Alpha. A warning-free first launch requires
Apple Developer ID signing and notarization, which this release does not use. - Managed Macs may prohibit Open Anyway. Gyro does not bypass device policy.
- Apple Silicon and Intel remain separate downloads; there is no universal DMG.
- Homebrew installs the
gyroCLI only. Gyro.app remains a direct DMG install. - Alpha 26.2 sessions, settings, attachments, plans, approvals, and projects
remain compatible; no database or session schema migration is required.
Upgrade and rollback
Alpha 26.2 data remains compatible with Alpha 26.3. Update from Gyro or replace
the existing app with the matching Alpha 26.3 DMG.
To roll back, quit Gyro, back up
~/Library/Application Support/Gyro/, and reinstall
v0.1.0-alpha.26.2.
CLI
This release does not change CLI command behavior. After the release Formula
reaches the tap:
brew tap wytzeh197/tap
brew trust --formula wytzeh197/tap/gyro
brew install gyroDirect archives remain available for
Apple Silicon
and
Intel.
Alpha notice
This is a GitHub-built public macOS Alpha for Apple Silicon and Intel. Updater
archives are signed with Gyro's updater key, while app bundles use ad-hoc code
signing and DMGs are not Apple-signed or notarized.