Install AZMX AI

The sovereign agent platform.

Platform macOS · Linux · Windows Size ~10 MB Signed Ed25519 Source verified

Pick whichever fits your shell. All three fetch the latest release over HTTPS from GitHub and run the OS-native installer — never a silent install of unknown software. In-app updates are Ed25519-signature-verified.

macOS · Linux — one-line installer

$curl -fsSL https://azmx.ai/install | sh

Detects your platform, fetches the latest release over HTTPS from GitHub Releases, then runs the OS-native installer (DMG / .deb / .rpm) — never a silent install of unknown software.

Pin a specific version: curl -fsSL https://azmx.ai/install | sh -s -- --version v0.22.5
See what would happen: curl -fsSL https://azmx.ai/install | sh -s -- --dry-run

macOS — Homebrew (live now via our tap)

$brew install --cask AzmxAI/azmx/azmx

Tap: AzmxAI/homebrew-azmx. (Submission to homebrew/homebrew-cask is in flight — once accepted, the shorter brew install --cask azmx will also work.)

Update: brew upgrade --cask azmx · Uninstall (with data wipe): brew uninstall --cask --zap azmx

Windows — winget

>curl -L -o azmx.msi https://github.com/AzmxAI/azmx/releases/latest/download/AZMX.AI.msi releases

Manifest submitted to microsoft/winget-pkgs — live after review. Until then, use the direct download below or the curl | sh path in WSL.

Direct download (any platform)

Pick the installer for your platform from the latest release on GitHub:

macOS · Apple Silicon

AZMX.AI_<version>_aarch64.dmg

macOS · Intel

AZMX.AI_<version>_x64.dmg

Linux

.AppImage · .deb · .rpm

Windows

.msi · .exe (NSIS)

All assets are signed. The auto-updater verifies signatures against an embedded Ed25519 public key on every update.

What the script actually does

Read it before you run it. It's open under the same EULA as the rest of AZMX, and it's short. The whole thing:

Show the install script (≈250 lines)

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Detects your OS + architecture (Darwin or Linux; arm64 / x86_64).

Resolves the latest release tag from github.com/AzmxAI/azmx.

Picks the right asset for your platform.

Downloads over HTTPS from GitHub Releases and runs the OS-native installer — no silent install. In-app updates are signature-verified.

Runs the OS-native installer (mounts the DMG and copies to /Applications/, or dpkg -i, or dnf install, or chmod+x for AppImage). Never bypasses your OS's signature gate.

Never auto-launches the app post-install. You click it.

What it does not do

Bypass your OS's signature verification (macOS Gatekeeper, Windows SmartScreen).

Move or touch your existing AZMX data.

Send anything anywhere except the GitHub API + the release download.

Require root anywhere except for .deb / .rpm install (which need sudo on Linux).

If something goes wrong

"command not found: brew / curl" — install the tool that's missing, or pick a different install path above.
Gatekeeper blocks the .app on first launch — right-click → Open → "Open anyway". One-time, signed releases.
SmartScreen blocks the .exe — More info → Run anyway. Microsoft reputation builds with downloads.
"AppImage won't launch" on Linux — you need libfuse2 (sudo apt install libfuse2 on Ubuntu 22.04+).
Auto-updater says "no update found" — force a check via Settings → About → Check for updates.

Still stuck? Open a bug report →