macOS
macOS 12 or newer
DMG disk image
- Processor
- See release details
Installation steps for macOS
- Open the downloaded disk image.
- Drag CommandGate to Applications.
- Open CommandGate from Applications.
Native desktop diagnostics
Choose your installer. Open the app, connect your AI when you’re ready, and describe what needs fixing.
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macOS 12 or newer
DMG disk image
Windows 10 or newer
See release details
Linux desktop; see package requirements
See release details
Linux packages are part of the release path. All platforms stay visible; only published installers get download links.
From installation to a useful answer.
Choose the package for your operating system and processor. Open CommandGate after installation.
Use Connect to add a provider key or sign in to your managed workspace. No compulsory tour.
Try “Why is my computer slow?” Review the draft, then select Run. Findings and proposed fixes stay in the workspace.
Integrity metadata loading.
Published metadata describes the release, not a verification performed on your download. Check the exact installer’s files in the public release record.
Open installer files and checksums →Run the command for your platform, replacing the example filename with your download. Compare its output with the corresponding published checksum.
shasum -a 256 "your-installer.dmg"Get-FileHash .\your-installer.msi -Algorithm SHA256sha256sum "your-installer.deb"No account is required to download or open the app. Connect an AI provider or sign in to your managed workspace when you are ready to run an AI diagnosis.
Choosing a starter fills an editable draft. Run starts the investigation using your selected permissions. Proposed fixes remain available for review.
The workspace and saved history are available locally. AI-powered diagnoses require a connection to your configured provider.
Open Settings → Updates in the app, or install the current package from this page. Available builds are based on the latest public release.
A platform without a matching installer stays visible but cannot be downloaded here. A failed lookup is labeled unknown, not unavailable. Browse the public release record or retry the lookup.