Build it yourself
Build HRA from source.
The public repository pins Bun, Zig, Codex, Git, native build inputs, and the package verifier. Build the same app locally if the ad-hoc release boundary is not right for you.
Read the build instructions →Public prerelease
The native prerelease bundles HRA, Codex, and Git for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 13 or newer.
Unknown developer. This build has an ad-hoc code seal, but it is not Developer ID signed or notarized by Apple. The published SHA-256 verifies the exact release bytes; macOS will still ask you to approve the app manually.
Version 0.1.7 (8) · Apple Silicon · macOS 13+
Install the prerelease
Save the DMG and its SHA-256 file in the same folder.
In Terminal, run shasum -a 256 -c HRA-0.1.7-8-macos-arm64.dmg.sha256. Continue only when it prints OK.
Open the DMG and drag HRA into the Applications folder.
Control-click HRA in Finder and choose Open. If macOS still blocks it, use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
HRA can run coding agents with local filesystem and process authority. Pair only repositories and Codex accounts you intend it to use.
Build it yourself
The public repository pins Bun, Zig, Codex, Git, native build inputs, and the package verifier. Build the same app locally if the ad-hoc release boundary is not right for you.
Read the build instructions →What remains
A later release needs a Developer ID certificate and Apple notarization before normal double-click installation can replace the unknown-developer flow. Automatic updates remain disabled until HRA owns a signed update channel.