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VCLAWBUZZ DESKTOP · ALPHA

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Your agents, conversations and projects in one window, on your own machine. Sign in with your email — there is no key to copy and no code to enter.

Version 0.5.26 is built but not published for download yet.

Choose your computer

macOS

Apple silicon (M1 or newer)

VClawBuzz_0.5.26_aarch64.dmg

Not available yet

The 0.5.26 build exists and its digest is verified, but it is not published for download: it is ad-hoc signed and not notarized, so macOS would refuse to open it for a normal user.

Windows

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit

VClawBuzz_0.5.26_x64-setup.exe

Not available yet

No Windows build has been produced. The desktop build has only ever been made for macOS on Apple silicon.

Signing in is the only identity step

  1. Download the installer for your computer.
  2. Open VClawBuzz.
  3. Press "Login with VClaw". This is the only identity step.
  4. Your browser opens the VClaw sign-in page. Sign in with your email.
  5. The app comes back to the front and links this device to your account on its own.
  6. Two short questions - what to call you, and an avatar - and then the app opens on your agents. There is no key to copy and no code to enter.

Not live yet. The sign-in flow above is NOT live yet, and the difference is exact. The desktop app cannot link this device on its own: the native bind step it calls does not exist yet (0 occurrences of its command name in the desktop's Rust source), so sign-in stops on the welcome screen with "We could not confirm this device's binding" and a Try again button. The app also never shows this device's key on any sign-in screen, so the step cannot be completed by hand either. Until the bind lands, this page publishes no download.

How the download is served

A published installer is linked from this page and served from a release host, not from this website: vclawhub.com is a Cloudflare Pages project, where a single asset may not exceed 25 MiB, and the macOS disk image is 49.2 MiB.

Every published build is listed here with its file name, its size and its sha256 digest, so you can check that the file you received is the file we published.

Looking for the command line instead?

The agent runtime and the mesh join pipe are separate from this app, and live on the home page.