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Release shown: 0.1.39. Installers and packages are built in CI and published on GitHub Releases. Pick your platform below or open the full releases page for older versions and release notes. Release notes for v0.1.39.

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Beta software — installers are not code-signed. Lazy Coding Agent is in beta. Packages are published without a vendor code signature, so Windows, macOS, Linux, or your browser may warn about an unknown publisher or untrusted download. You may need to explicitly accept that risk to install (for example SmartScreen on Windows, Gatekeeper on macOS, or security prompts when running an AppImage). Compare files against the SHA-256 checksums below when you can.

Windows

64-bit installer

LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-win64-Setup.exe

Run the setup wizard for 64-bit Windows. The integrated terminal expects Windows 10 version 1809 or newer (ConPTY).

Download Windows installer (.exe)

macOS

Disk images

.dmg for Intel or Apple Silicon

LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-x86_64.dmg

LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-aarch64.dmg

Open the disk image and drag Lazy Coding Agent into Applications. Choose the build that matches your Mac.

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Linux

Debian package (amd64)

LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-amd64.deb

For 64-bit Debian, Ubuntu, and similar distributions. Install the downloaded package with sudo dpkg -i ./<downloaded-package>.deb; resolve dependencies with sudo apt install -f if needed.

Download .deb (amd64)

Linux

AppImage (x86_64)

LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-x86_64.AppImage

Portable build for many x86_64 Linux systems. Make the downloaded file executable with chmod +x ./<downloaded-AppImage> and run it.

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Linux · arm64

Raspberry Pi and arm64

LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-arm64.deb

For 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS and other arm64 Linux distributions. Install the downloaded package with sudo dpkg -i ./<downloaded-package>.deb.

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SHA-256 checksums (0.1.39)

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LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-win64-Setup.exe — d6a269313ed6c6056148bfb5c142945cef58a4c3970875eb62a2f515fbb06712
LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-amd64.deb — f86cb735777f9d1e9f97fb5d508ffc552dd67f1874b0ae589992504c3bb5aa21
LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-arm64.deb — 8e71cab3063e51358de6b94095720b169111ce0e6221cad65d1fbad81d51a602
LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-x86_64.AppImage — c7b428e62709ca649c0e3856d277e25ccf62dd6994ccc559098c7a225fa3d2c6
LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-x86_64.dmg — 040bc7bb73a083658bb62de2cd428bb966ac0bb1aa08d37345feb74e2b65854a
LazyCodingAgent-0.1.39-aarch64.dmg — 3f1016df8173813643e05c2ec9b4cdc2fda4e86d4a7c30a9a5e99dd1d2b8d9c2

Build from source

Developers can build with Lazarus and Free Pascal using the project file and lazbuild, as described in the application repository README. That path is separate from the packaged downloads above.

Product maturity: Beta builds may change quickly. The application README still describes AI and model execution as in active integration. See features for documented behavior and platform caveats.