Kodarr Windows x64 only

Kodarr beta

An AI-native IDE for running and repairing infrastructure: chat, an agent that proposes changes before it makes them, and terminals across your whole fleet at once.

Download the installer

Version 1.96.4 · 97.8 MB · Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit

When you download it

Your browser will warn you twice

Both warnings are expected for an unsigned installer. They are not a sign anything is wrong, and not a reason to stop.

First, after you click Download, the browser flags the file. Click it to keep it.

Browser marking the download as suspicious; click it to keep the file

Then a second prompt appears. Choose Download suspicious file.

Browser prompt offering to download the suspicious file

Before you run it

Windows will say “Unknown publisher”

Once the file is downloaded, running it brings up SmartScreen. Two more clicks, both expected for an unsigned installer.

First, SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC”. Click More info.

Windows SmartScreen “Windows protected your PC” dialog with a More info link

Then it expands to show a Run anyway button. Click it.

Expanded SmartScreen dialog showing “Unknown publisher” and a Run anyway button

“Unknown publisher” is expected, and does not contradict the publisher shown below. Windows reads “Unknown publisher” because the installer is not signed yet, so it cannot verify who produced it. The name MortalMinds Labs, Inc. is stamped into the file itself and shows in its Properties → Details. One is the signature Windows is missing; the other is the file’s own description.

Why it warns

The installer is unsigned

Code Signing for this application has not been completed yet, we are currently working on it.

What you are downloading

KodarrSetup.exe

Version
1.96.4
Size
102,526,075 bytes · 97.8 MB
Publisher
MortalMinds Labs, Inc.

Verify it

SHA-256

87F3ADA61FF351FBC8B842B0E132978EE89BC47E56FD597F55E274CBE80BC58E

Check yours with Get-FileHash .\KodarrSetup.exe -Algorithm SHA256 in PowerShell. If it does not match, do not run it, tell us instead.

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