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The latest Agent-Up release is available directly from GitHub Releases.

Windows​

Use the Windows installer:

Download Windows installer

Run the installer normally. It opens the Agent-Up Installer dashboard, where Desktop, Server, and CLI can each be installed, updated, repaired, or uninstalled from their own cards.

The installer registers Agent-Up under Windows Apps, adds a Start Menu entry, and adds agent-up to PATH. When Server is selected, it installs the Server as the agent-up-server Windows Service, registers the tray app for login auto-start, and removes those components on uninstall. CLI commands connect to the local Server at http://localhost:5000 unless AGENTUP_SERVER_URL points somewhere else.

macOS​

Use the macOS package for your processor:

Download macOS Apple Silicon package Download macOS Intel package

Open the .pkg. It installs and opens the Agent-Up Installer dashboard, where Desktop, Server, and CLI can each be managed from their own cards.

The installer copies Agent-Up.app into /Applications, installs the CLI under /usr/local/agent-up/cli, adds agent-up CLI symlinks under /usr/local/bin, and starts the bundled Server as the dev.agent-up.server launchd service.

Ubuntu​

Use the Debian package:

Download Ubuntu package

Install it with apt:

sudo apt install ./agent-up-ubuntu-linux-x64.deb

The package installs Agent-Up under /opt/agent-up, registers agent-up-server.service, and starts it through systemd. Start Desktop with:

/opt/agent-up/desktop/AgentUp.Desktop

The package also installs agent-up at /usr/bin/agent-up and registers the Desktop launcher as agent-up.desktop for the application menu.

NixOS​

Use the package-set tarball as a flake input:

inputs.agent-up.url = "tarball+https://github.com/agent-up-oss/agent-up/releases/latest/download/agent-up-nixos-pkgs.tar.gz";

Enable the Server through the NixOS module:

imports = [ inputs.agent-up.nixosModules.default ];
services.agent-up.enable = true;

This registers the system service as agent-up-server.service and listens on http://127.0.0.1:5000 by default.

Declare desired capability versions through the NixOS module when needed:

services.agent-up.capabilities = {
  dotnet = [ "10.0.x" ];
  docker = [ "27.x" ];
};

Enable Desktop through the Home Manager module:

imports = [ inputs.agent-up.homeManagerModules.default ];
programs.agent-up.enable = true;

Home Manager also registers a systemd --user service named agent-up-server.service by default, so a Home Manager-only install has a local Server for Desktop and CLI. Set programs.agent-up.server.enable = false if the Server is already provided by the NixOS module.

Home Manager installs can declare capability versions with programs.agent-up.capabilities using the same shape.

The Nix package includes agent-up-installer. On NixOS this opens the same dashboard used on other platforms, but it is lookup-only: it shows installed Agent-Up commands and declared capability versions from /etc/agent-up/capabilities.json or ~/.config/agent-up/capabilities.json, and install or version-management changes must still be made in NixOS or Home Manager configuration.

The tarball also exports packages.x86_64-linux.agent-up, packages.x86_64-linux.default, and overlays.default.

NixOS does not use the Windows, macOS, or Ubuntu binary installers.