Warp-based terminal source
Labrador starts from Warp's open terminal codebase, with source kept public so the project can be inspected as it changes.
Early public terminal build
Labrador CLI
A Warp-based terminal app with a local agent workspace. Download the desktop bundle for your machine, open Labrador, and treat the current build as early testing software.
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Release artifacts
macOS DMG, Linux AppImage/deb, and Windows setup exe.
Warp-based source
Built from a public terminal codebase with visible source.
Early build
Signed macOS DMGs when release secrets are configured.
What this is
A public Warp-based terminal build for testers.
Platform release bundles
GitHub Releases publish a macOS app DMG, Linux AppImage and deb, and Windows installer from the same tagged source.
Source and license visibility
Release bundles include the repository notices and preserve the Warp license split documented in the source tree.
Install notes
Start from the latest GitHub release.
These bundles are for early testing. Download the asset for your platform, inspect the included source notices, and use the latest release for the most current packaging fixes.
Drag into Applications. Then Open Anyway.
Open the DMG, drag Labrador.app into Applications, then launch it. If macOS says no, visit Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. 🍎✨
Run AppImage or install deb.
Use the AppImage for a portable desktop app, or install the Debian package on compatible distributions.
Run the setup installer.
The setup exe installs Labrador, registers shell integration, and can add the command wrapper to PATH.
Downloads
Release bundles come from GitHub.
The download button detects the visitor's platform and selects the closest matching asset from the latest GitHub release. macOS visitors get the DMG when it is available.
Latest release
Waiting for GitHub release metadata.
macOS note: Labrador is unsigned while my Developer ID is expired.
After opening the DMG, macOS may block the first launch. That is expected for this testing build: open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security, then click Open Anyway for Labrador.
Source
Public source, based on Warp.
Labrador CLI is built from a Warp-based terminal codebase. The repository keeps the source visible and preserves Warp's AGPL/MIT license split.
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