0.0.45-coil.148

Automated fork build of 40880776139bb81ff5feeed8680f931686b78d4a.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-40880776139b-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.42-coil.146

Automated fork build of 6ffa75a398e7d0e2a4a32167c9bffe1ef5fe9a1e.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-6ffa75a398e7-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.42-coil.145

Automated fork build of c76b8b8ba94f84ed20253976f07042e65d23f8c4.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-c76b8b8ba94f-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.42-coil.144

Automated fork build of af71cf6b950f6c9aa49a182f81cff6726df54fdd.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-af71cf6b950f-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.42-coil.141

Automated fork build of fecbf70d11d8efaa3708152081bbf7d7335ff55d.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-fecbf70d11d8-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.42-coil.143

Automated fork build of dc8a79622f6d9427d48933c970c0f49255635e04.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-dc8a79622f6d-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.42-coil.142

Automated fork build of 5379a8e4997dbf1a52e5e0b69b9814ec2bc0760a.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-5379a8e4997d-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.40-coil.138

Automated fork build of f97f88cd6e5ff4a97dce6785271a3ee669ce75c1.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-f97f88cd6e5f-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.40-coil.132

Automated fork build of 4c96a7d509725286689e8911c1b9303b364beee5.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-4c96a7d50972-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.

0.0.38-coil.129

Automated fork build of e39f8be6d47218cf6683130c661b65eb2fed40a0.

These builds are not code-signed or notarized, which is why both platforms need a step here. Linux is not built at all — build from source instead. Full instructions, with copy buttons, are on the download page: https://coil.curlycloud.dev/download

Installing this build by hand

The in-app updater does all of this for you. These steps are for a first install, and for any install after the updater itself stops working.

macOS

Apple Silicon (arm64) only. There is no Intel build.

1. Drag the app to /Applications before you launch it. Do this first, from the mounted disk image. Launching it from the image instead triggers macOS App Translocation, which runs the app from a randomised read-only path — and the in-app updater then refuses to replace it. Nothing tells you this has happened; updates just stop working.

2. Remove the quarantine flag. Without this macOS says the app is damaged and should be moved to the Trash, not that it is from an unidentified developer — and right-click → Open does not get past that wording. The app is not damaged: it carries Electron's inherited ad-hoc signature with no sealed resources, and this is what that looks like from the outside.

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/T3 Coil (Alpha).app"

In-app updates strip quarantine themselves, so this is a first-install step only — you should not need it again.

Windows

x64 only, Windows 10 and 11. There is no arm64 build.

1. Clear the Mark of the Web on the installer. Run this in the folder you downloaded it to. Windows tags files from the internet, and SmartScreen reads that tag.

   Unblock-File -Path .\T3Coil-e39f8be6d472-x64.exe

2. Choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt. SmartScreen still warns, because the installer is unsigned. The Run anyway button is behind the More info link — it is not shown until you click that.

Later updates install themselves, so this is a first-install step only.

SHA-256 for every asset is in coil-latest.json above.

Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-update-delivery-design.md.