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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:

Autark 0.3.2 for Windows x64, Linux x64 AppImage and macOS universal (Apple silicon and Intel).

New since 0.3.1:

• One company on every PC: a PC that links as you takes the company's name, your name and your settings. Settings now travel section by section, so a change on one PC no longer resets another part (0.3.1 could empty the company name when a new PC linked). Linked PCs need the same version to share settings and plan logins.
• Sign in once: AI plan logins (Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI) travel between your own PCs inside the encrypted link, the newest one wins; never to an employee's PC, never to an agent. Claude Code on a Mac keeps its login in the Keychain and still signs in there. Stored files and pictures, knowledge and found plan accounts travel too.
• Status is part of the chat: "working", the steps and "Worked 41 s · 6 steps" live in the chat's own line, so every linked PC and the phone see the same thing.
• Calls: a call shows as one bubble in the chat; a click opens the whole transcript, both sides. The quick spoken answer also serves chats with several agents, and the call keeps waiting while an agent still works.
• Secrets: select all, none or single entries, export them as a CSV file (names and descriptions come back on import, also in another company) and delete them; a login shows its e-mail. Entries the app itself uses start unselected.
• Agents and companies: agents see the companies on this PC and can act in another of yours; they look first and then act.
• Codex: opening a Codex thread gets 120 s and a slow start no longer blocks the account for 5 minutes; Autark's Codex threads no longer appear in the Codex app's chat list.
• Phone: the pairing QR carries a Tailscale https address when there is one and never a PC-only address; a 6-digit code pairs an iPhone's installed app.

Autark 0.3.1 for Windows x64, Linux x64 AppImage and macOS universal (Apple silicon and Intel).

New since 0.3.0:

• An area per chat: a collapsible area right above the chat holds that chat's browser tabs, notes, media, video and files; the pane at the right keeps your own tabs. Each agent has its own area on its page. Browser tabs behave more like Chrome: "+" right after the last tab, preview tabs for pages an agent opens, the strip in the window's top row where there is room for it.
• Linking PCs: Autark's own meeting server is the default, so two PCs in different networks find each other by Remote ID ("Connect to my other PC" on the first start and in Settings › Devices; an agent can do it too). Linked PCs of one company share chats, tasks, agents, settings, memory and secrets (inside the encrypted link); each agent runs on its home PC; an employee's PC gets only that person's part. AI plan sign-ins are not copied between PCs.
• Several companies on one PC: the profile menu lists them, switches between them and creates a new one; each has its own data folder and settings.
• Secrets: name and value side by side on the page, a pasted .env splits into rows, drop a browser's password export, a .env or JSON file; agents import a file by its path without seeing a value.
• Models: every setting shows the model that runs instead of "Auto"; no fallback switches. The first start explains which models answer now, what a real decision and search model would change, and how to get one.
• Working together: agents find their own way on the PC first (a signed-in browser, an export, a colleague with other tools), take you along on a new kind of step others will see, and report steps they took on their own as important. Notifications play a sound by default; to-dos, blockers and important messages stay until opened. A timeout of the app no longer reads as "you declined". The Plus menu never greys out its entries.
• Fixes from live tests: a manager sees and edits the schedules of its team; the answer to your own message is never silent; an update of the standard system prompt shows each agent only what changed, filled in for it.

Proactive Agent Workforce is now Autark. Windows x64, Linux x64 AppImage and macOS universal (Apple silicon and Intel) are now 0.3.0.

The app, its installer and its files carry the new name: `autark-windows-x64.exe`, `autark-mac-universal.dmg`, `autark-linux-x64.AppImage`. On its first start, 0.3.0 moves the data folder once, in place, from the old name to `Autark`, so there is one app and one folder. The workspace folder `~/Workforce` keeps its name. This release also carries the three downloads under their old names (`workforce-windows-x64.exe`, `workforce-mac-universal.dmg`, `workforce-linux-x64.AppImage`), byte for byte the same files, so existing links keep working. The update manifests name only the new files.

New since 0.2.9: a short first start (name and company, then the manager asks the first question in the chat), settings on several pages, AI providers as a section of `settings.json`, side tabs like a browser (global, per chat and per agent), rewritten skills, Gemini Live as a second real-time voice provider, and each agent's last prompt as a file. Product sources remain private.

Windows x64, Linux x64 AppImage and macOS universal (Apple silicon and Intel) are now 0.2.9.

This is a fresh snapshot of the 1 November development state, including the simplified settings and model system, scheduling in the composer and the file-based memory tree. Product sources remain private.

Windows x64, Linux x64 AppImage and universal macOS downloads are now version 0.2.8.

This is a snapshot of the ongoing agent/runtime/interface rebuild, captured on 30 October in an isolated release copy. The active development checkout and real user profiles were not changed. Product sources remain private.

Windows 0.2.7 repairs Restart to Update: the installer opens the installed executable directly, including when a kept Start-menu link is stale. Installer-start errors restore the paused app, retain the download and permit an explicit retry. Safe update states/error codes are recorded in the main log.

Windows 0.2.6 is the existing local desktop development snapshot from 26 October 2026, released without product or test changes. Existing Windows installations discover it through the normal in-app update feed.

Since 0.2.5, the existing snapshot includes the revised fixed application frame and headers, simplified settings and account setup, the open settings/prompt/agent folders, and changes to Remote, browser work, schedules and agent continuation. TeleCoding and OpenCode were removed in that snapshot. This release does not claim completion of every feature or real-account acceptance.

Windows 0.2.5 contains the current desktop development snapshot from 24 October 2026. Existing Windows installations discover it through the normal in-app update feed.

Included since 0.2.4:

• My day with personal to-dos, handed-off work, daily/weekly calendar, planning, morning briefing, estimates and focus timers; calendar connection settings.
• Work splits an input into separate items and routes them to My day or the team. Home uses five fixed sections; Team includes activity and people pages.
• Chat avatars, expandable work messages with task links and grouped call history. Repeated Open on Phone entries were removed; phone setup is in Settings > Remote.
• The quota refresh correction added during the release build: refresh at startup, provider events and bounded serial reads (Codex every 15 seconds, Claude Code every 60 seconds, with failure backoff).
• Electron updated from 44.7.2 to 44.9.3; patched fast-uri and undici lockfile dependencies. The final npm audit reports zero vulnerabilities. Electron advisory: https://github.com/electron/electron/security/advisories/GHSA-jr5w-w6x2-84p9

Release verification:

• Fresh dependency installation; all seven build targets including TeleCoding, all four TypeScript layers and import boundaries passed (59 existing warnings).
• Complete unit suite on the initial frozen snapshot: 4967 tests, 4965 passed, 0 failed, 2 skipped. After the newer quota refresh correction was incorporated, the full affected accounts and engines unit areas were rerun: 233/233 passed. The complete unit suite was not repeated after that isolated correction; typechecks, build, E2E, windows and package verification all use the final snapshot.
• Focused runtime/browser E2E: initially 46/47 passed; one PWA screenshot capture timed out after 30 seconds. The full affected file was rerun without code changes: 2/2 passed, no unresolved failure. Focused real Electron window checks initially 8/10; two test-only corrections (calendar input focus and the existing live working-message UI), followed by 2/2 in a full rerun of both affected files. No unresolved window failure; application code unchanged by these test corrections.
• Exact packaged executable: version 0.2.5, Electron 44.9.3, fresh isolated demo profile, successful demo chat and My day to-do creation, no renderer exceptions. Light/dark, 640x480 and actual 390-pixel viewport screenshots reviewed.
• 299 built app/resource/vendor files verified byte-for-byte in app.asar; private development files excluded.

Windows 0.2.4 contains the current Agent OS development snapshot from 24 October 2026. Existing Windows installations can discover it through the normal in-app update feed.

Included in the current snapshot: the unified header and Windows caption layout, Remote connections, task center, model hints and routing guidance, onboarding paths, shared knowledge and skills, calls and people, media marks, recovery and safe start, plus the other integrated changes in the current source snapshot.

Windows 0.2.3 publishes the current local Agent OS development snapshot from 21 October 2026 through the existing automatic update feed.

Windows 0.2.2 publishes the audited Agent OS rebuild and integration fixes from 21 October 2026 through the existing Windows update feed.

Includes a working embedded TeleCoding view (429,103 characters, below its 1 MiB limit), chat request IDs that work inside the opaque TeleCoding frame, a trusted host-recording bridge for mini-app to-dos, and explicit camera/microphone selection with a bounded missing-device fallback.

Windows 0.2.1 captures the ongoing Agent OS rebuild on 21 October 2026. It is an unfinished inspection snapshot, published through the existing in-app Windows update feed.

The development checkout, active branch and staging index were left unchanged. Source is saved on a separate branch in the private source repository. Only package version and release documentation differ from the captured application sources.

Verified: the Windows package launches natively, reports 0.2.1, connects its runtime and answers a demo chat with no renderer errors. Light, dark and small-window screenshots were inspected. TypeScript checks for all four layers and import boundaries passed.

Windows 0.2.0 is an intermediate snapshot of the Agent OS rebuild, published so the current work can be tried while development continues. It is unfinished and is not a stable completion claim.

The new desktop includes the shared runtime and database, agent/team and chat/task views, For you widgets, model routing and provider connections, media and workspace views, and the developing phone/PWA connection. Capabilities are at different stages of completion; real provider/device workflows have not all been verified.

Windows updates use the existing in-app update action. This snapshot is intentionally available on the normal update feed so existing installations can discover it. Linux/macOS assets and manifests remain the byte-identical, previously verified 0.1.7 packages.

Windows desktop 0.1.9.

This release updates Windows. Linux and macOS downloads and their update manifests retain the byte-identical, previously verified 0.1.7 packages. GitHub's account limit prevented native CI runners from starting, so no new Linux/macOS build is claimed. Windows was built and tested locally: 82 functional tests, seven source-window suites and runtime/source verification. All 29 runtime files are byte-identical to the previously opened and tested local package. Windows application control blocked launching this final 0.1.9 executable (CodeIntegrity 3077); no successful final-binary start or installation is claimed, and no policy was bypassed.

• Conversation names stay separate from messages in the list and chat header, with a short latest-message preview. Existing conversation data is preserved.
• Your messages omit the name heading and show a small timestamp below the content.
• The persistent sidebar can be resized; the chat header belongs to the content area.
• Available weekly account quotas and reset dates appear above the profile, with provider details on hover, focus or click. Missing quotas are not invented.
• Updates are checked every minute, on focus and after waking. A ready update shows a white checkmark and an explicit Restart action.
• Optional automatic updates can restart during inactivity after a visible countdown; Later postpones the restart. Drafts, pending writes, recordings and ongoing replies prevent an idle restart.
• Before restarting, visible drafts are saved through the existing store and owned activity is stopped. A failed draft save keeps the app open for retry.

Windows desktop 0.1.8.

This release updates Windows. Linux and macOS downloads and their update manifests retain the byte-identical, previously verified 0.1.7 packages. Native CI runners could not start, so no new Linux/macOS build is claimed. Windows was built and tested locally: 72 functional tests, four packaged window suites and source/package byte verification.

• One readable Agents list with independently named conversations.
• Actual model selection and conversational replies through the installed signed-in Codex client.
• Normal files/folders with persistent attachment chips and text/image/readable-PDF previews.
• The primary composer button starts/ends listening voice when empty, and sends when content is present. Windows can use local speech recognition; configured transcription is an alternative. System speech output resumes listening after a reply.
• Setup includes an editable prompt, an attached product guide and actual configuration facts.
• Usage/reset display, official Claude installer and recognition of the existing TeleCoding host are included.

Desktop client 0.1.7.

• Text conversations using configured API or local models, with saved history, drafts, stop and retry.
• Multiple chats per agent; searchable agent selection and multi-agent chats with editable membership.
• Chat details in the window header, agent details at the avatar, compact full-width navigation and copy icons below messages.
• A growing message composer with compact model selection, text/code attachments and optional configured speech transcription.
• Agent and chat model preferences, explicit next-reply overrides and manual selection of the responding agent in groups.
• Searchable settings, chat notification preferences and optional reading of new responses.
• Existing optional connections, account usage, TeleCoding pairing and background updates remain available.

Group replies are selected manually. Autonomous tasks/tools, shared cross-chat memory and full live voice are not included. Speech transcription requires a compatible configured API endpoint; attachments insert readable text into the draft.

Desktop client 0.1.6.

• Optional company/person details and checked API/local-server connections.
• Clear profile bubble and menu with Profile, Usage and Settings.
• Full settings view with General, Appearance, Profile, Connections and Usage.
• A single persistent sidebar across Home and Settings; settings categories render within it without layout shifts.
• Read-only Codex account limits through the installed official client.
• Centered update progress ring with the percentage inside the blue action.
• Account sign-in through installed official Codex and Claude Code clients.
• OS-protected API key storage; no plaintext fallback.

Downloads: Windows x64 installer, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal DMG (Intel + Apple Silicon). These initial installers are not publisher-signed/notarized. macOS updates use manual installer downloads until Apple signing is configured. Build and packaged UI verification: https://github.com/teydra/proactive-agent-runtime/actions/runs/38701853423 (private source repository).

Desktop client 0.1.5.

• Optional company/person details and checked API/local-server connections.
• Clear profile bubble and menu with Profile, Usage and Settings.
• Full settings view with General, Appearance, Profile, Connections and Usage.
• Read-only Codex account limits through the installed official client.
• Centered update progress ring with the percentage inside the blue action.
• Account sign-in through installed official Codex and Claude Code clients.
• OS-protected API key storage; no plaintext fallback.
• Background update detection with a small contextual download/progress action.

Downloads: Windows x64 installer, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal DMG (Intel + Apple Silicon). These initial installers are not publisher-signed/notarized. macOS updates use manual installer downloads until Apple signing is configured. Build and packaged UI verification: https://github.com/teydra/proactive-agent-runtime/actions/runs/38575136975 (private source repository).

Desktop client 0.1.4.

• Optional company/person details and checked API/local-server connections.
• Bottom-left profile menu; profile details and connections share one Settings dialog.
• Account sign-in through installed official Codex and Claude Code clients.
• OS-protected API key storage; no plaintext fallback.
• Background update detection with a small contextual download/progress action.
• Agent execution is not included in this desktop stage.

Downloads: Windows x64 installer, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal DMG (Intel + Apple Silicon). These initial installers are not publisher-signed/notarized. macOS updates use manual installer downloads until Apple signing is configured. Build and packaged UI verification: https://github.com/teydra/proactive-agent-runtime/actions/runs/38556402635 (private source repository).

Desktop client 0.1.3.

• Optional company/person details and checked API/local-server connections.
• Account sign-in through installed official Codex and Claude Code clients.
• OS-protected API key storage; no plaintext fallback.
• Background update detection with a small contextual download/progress action.
• Agent execution is not included in this desktop stage.

Downloads: Windows x64 installer, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal DMG (Intel + Apple Silicon). These initial installers are not publisher-signed/notarized. macOS updates use manual installer downloads until Apple signing is configured. Build and packaged UI verification: https://github.com/teydra/proactive-agent-runtime/actions/runs/38543404583 (private source repository).

Desktop client 0.1.2.

• Optional company/person details and checked API/local-server connections.
• Account sign-in through installed official Codex and Claude Code clients.
• OS-protected API key storage; no plaintext fallback.
• Background update detection with a small contextual download/progress action.
• Agent execution is not included in this desktop stage.

Downloads: Windows x64 installer, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal DMG (Intel + Apple Silicon). These initial installers are not publisher-signed/notarized. macOS updates use manual installer downloads until Apple signing is configured. Build and packaged UI verification: https://github.com/teydra/proactive-agent-runtime/actions/runs/38542129046 (private source repository).

Desktop setup release 0.1.1.

• Local workspace details and checked API/local-server connections.
• OS-protected API key storage; no plaintext fallback.
• Update checks at launch and every 30 minutes; optional automatic downloads on Windows/Linux.
• Agent execution is not included in this initial setup release.

Downloads: Windows x64 installer, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal DMG (Intel + Apple Silicon). These initial installers are not publisher-signed/notarized. macOS updates use manual installer downloads until Apple signing is configured. Build and packaged UI verification: https://github.com/teydra/proactive-agent-runtime/actions/runs/38527790527 (private source repository).

Desktop setup release 0.1.0.

• Local workspace details and checked API/local-server connections.
• OS-protected API key storage; no plaintext fallback.
• Update checks at launch and every 30 minutes; optional automatic downloads on Windows/Linux.
• Agent execution is not included in this initial setup release.

Downloads: Windows x64 installer, Linux x64 AppImage, macOS universal DMG (Intel + Apple Silicon). These initial installers are not publisher-signed/notarized. macOS updates use manual installer downloads until Apple signing is configured. Build and packaged UI verification: https://github.com/teydra/proactive-agent-runtime/actions/runs/38523402793 (private source repository).