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AIGIS Workbench beta.

Request access to the AIGIS Workbench closed beta. Review the version, release channel, checksum, and beta safety notes. Public downloads open in a later phase.

aigis_command_readout
>_product............aigis_workbench
>_channel............beta
>_access.............closed_invite_only
>_host...............github_releases_at_open
>_platform...........windows_first
>_signature_status...unsigned_beta
>_verification.......sha256_available
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Early beta transparency

This first beta build is not yet code-signed.

Windows may show an unrecognized app warning during installation. Only install this beta if you intentionally obtained it from the official AIGIS beta release page after being approved, and verified the checksum listed below.

After the beta period, AIGIS plans to move toward signed Windows builds and signed and notarized macOS builds before broader public distribution.

How to verify this download

Beta access

Request access to the closed beta.

The AIGIS Workbench beta is currently invite-only. Request access below and we will add you as a tester. Public, link-based downloads open in a later phase.

Please enter your name.
Please enter a valid email address.
We use this to add you as a tester on the private beta release repository. Enter a valid GitHub username (letters, numbers, single hyphens).
Only the Windows beta is available currently.

We only use this information to grant beta access and contact you about the beta. See our privacy page for details.

Request received

We review requests and add your GitHub account as a beta tester. Watch for a GitHub email invite to accept.

Official release source

Where the installer will be hosted.

At open beta, AIGIS uses GitHub Releases for installer hosting, release history, checksum files, and issue reporting. The AIGIS website remains the primary product and verification page.

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GitHub hosting improves release transparency, but it does not replace code signing. The first beta remains an unsigned beta.

Builds

Platform builds.

Invite only

Windows beta

Version0.1.0-beta.1
PlatformWindows x64
FileAIGIS-Workbench-0.1.0-beta.1-win-x64.exe
HostGitHub Releases
SignatureUnsigned beta
ChecksumSHA-256 provided
UpdatedPending open beta
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Planned

Mac beta

Mac distribution is planned after the signing and notarization path is ready. AIGIS does not currently provide an unsigned Mac beta download.

Request Mac beta notice
Post-beta roadmap

Signed releases

AIGIS plans to move post-beta builds toward signed Windows distribution and signed and notarized macOS distribution. This page will show signature status, version, checksum, release notes, and release source for each build.

Verify before installing

Confirm the file matches the official release.

AIGIS provides version details and checksums so beta testers can confirm the file they downloaded matches the file published in the official release.

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Confirm the source

Only obtain AIGIS Workbench from the official AIGIS beta release page you were granted access to. Do not install files shared through chat, re-uploaded links, or unofficial mirrors.

2

Check the file name

Confirm the file name matches the version shown here and on the release.

AIGIS-Workbench-0.1.0-beta.1-win-x64.exe
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Verify the SHA-256 checksum

A checksum is a fingerprint of the file. In Windows PowerShell, change into the folder where you saved the installer and run the command below — it prints a 64-character hash.

PS>Get-FileHash .\AIGIS-Workbench-0.1.0-beta.1-win-x64.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Compare that output to the SHA-256 shown in the checksum panel (use Copy hash to grab it). Every character must match exactly. If it matches, the file is authentic and complete. If it does not, delete the file and do not install it.

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Expect an unsigned beta warning

Because this first beta is unsigned, Windows may show an unrecognized app warning. That warning is expected for this beta. Do not proceed unless you intentionally obtained the file from AIGIS and verified the checksum.

sha-256 checksum

>_file..............AIGIS-Workbench-0.1.0-beta.1-win-x64.exe
>_algorithm.........sha256
>_hash:
a22b43d23176350bcb048035be15eb3da72943d4dd603153ea5096287dea8ff4

Scope

What this beta is for.

This beta validates the AIGIS Workbench product flow: lane-based AI-assisted engineering, structured patch execution, validation discipline, receipts, and operator-visible run status.

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Lane-based AI development

Intended to validate lane-based, AI-assisted engineering where work moves through a clear, governed path instead of ad-hoc prompting.

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Batch Process Mode

Intended to validate structured, repeatable patch execution across batched work with visible run status.

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Receipts and validation posture

Intended to validate receipts and validation discipline so changes are traceable and reviewable.

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AIGIS engineering discipline

Intended to validate the calm, governed engineering posture the AIGIS platform is built around.

Known limitations

What to expect from this beta.

  • Unsigned Windows build. This first beta is not code-signed. Windows may show an unrecognized app warning.

  • Windows-first distribution. Only a Windows x64 build is distributed today. Mac is planned after the signing and notarization path is ready.

  • Manual updates. Updates are manual during beta. There is no automatic update flow yet.

  • Beta behavior. Features are incomplete, may be unstable, and are subject to change between builds.

  • No production guarantee. This beta is for testing and feedback, not for critical production use.

Install guidance

Installing the Windows beta.

  1. Obtain the installer
    After approval, obtain the installer from the official beta release page.
  2. Verify file name and checksum
    Confirm the file name and SHA-256 checksum match what is shown here.
  3. Run the installer
    Start the installer from the verified file.
  4. Handle the unsigned beta warning
    If Windows shows an unsigned beta warning, confirm the source and checksum match before continuing.
  5. Launch AIGIS Workbench
    Open the application once installation completes.
  6. Submit feedback or issues
    Report through the beta feedback link or GitHub Issues.

Uninstall

Uninstall from Windows Settings > Installed apps. Future builds may change storage paths, settings, or update behavior.

Release notes

Release history.

0.1.0-beta.1 Initial beta

Initial beta release candidate.

Focus

  • Windows-first Electron beta packaging

  • AIGIS Workbench product shell

  • Lane-based workflow validation

  • GitHub Releases distribution (at open beta)

  • Checksum verification scaffolding

  • Beta feedback loop

Known

  • Unsigned beta build

  • Manual update flow

  • Mac build not yet distributed

View full release notes on GitHub Full notes publish at open beta

Trust roadmap

Download trust as part of the product.

AIGIS is treating download trust as part of the product, not as an afterthought.

Now

Beta

Invite-only, request-access form, unsigned Windows build, checksum, and release notes.

Current phase

Next

Open beta

Public GitHub Release hosting, versioned installer, and a clickable download.

Post-beta

Post-beta Windows

Signed distribution with clearer publisher identity.

Post-beta

Post-beta Mac

Developer ID signing and notarization for macOS builds.

Later

Release maturity

Update flow, release manifest, version history, and support docs.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How do I get into the closed beta?
The beta is currently invite-only. Submit the beta-access form with your GitHub username. We add approved testers to the private beta release repository, and you accept a GitHub email invite. Public downloads open in a later phase.
Why is the first beta unsigned?
Code signing and notarization are part of the post-beta roadmap. To get the product into testers' hands sooner, the first beta ships unsigned, with a published SHA-256 checksum so you can verify the file matches the official release.
Is the beta safe to install?
This is early beta software provided for testing, not production use. We publish the version, file name, and checksum so you can confirm you have the official file. Only install it if you intentionally obtained it from the official AIGIS release after approval and verified the checksum. It is not signed, notarized, or certified.
Why use GitHub Releases?
At open beta, GitHub Releases hosts the installer, release history, checksum files, and issue reporting, which improves release transparency. It does not replace code signing, and the first beta remains an unsigned beta.
Will there be a Mac version?
A Mac build is planned after the signing and notarization path is ready. AIGIS does not currently provide an unsigned Mac beta download.
Will updates be automatic?
Not during beta. Updates are manual for now. An update flow is on the later release-maturity roadmap.
Can I share the installer?
Share the official page or release link rather than re-uploading the installer. Re-uploaded copies break checksum trust and are exactly the kind of unofficial mirror we ask testers to avoid.
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