macOS
Apple Silicon DMG and ZIP exist in the release. The current published installer is affected by the known signing issue. Intel Mac desktop is not included.
Read macOS guidance →DOWNLOADS / PUBLIC BETA
Your terminal.
Your editor. Your pace.
The npm CLI is the current starting point. Desktop packages are beta artifacts with additional release checks still in progress.
TERMINAL / ALL PLATFORMS
Install the CLI.
macOS Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows ARM64 and x64, and Linux ARM64 and x64 have CLI packages. Your package manager selects the platform package.
Terminal
npm install -g codetutor@latest
codetutor --versionRecorded on : npm latest → 0.2.0-beta.7; beta → 0.2.0-beta.7. Tags can change after this check. Neither tag is a stable-release guarantee.
Install the exact recorded CLI version
This pins the recorded version instead of following a moving npm tag. It does not install unpublished fixes or prove that every platform has passed acceptance testing.
Pinned CLI release
npm install -g codetutor@0.2.0-beta.7
codetutor --versionDESKTOP / BETA STATUS
Before you download.
Desktop stable release is not ready. The published macOS beta has a known signing failure, and some desktop builds may show “Account service setup required.” Use the CLI while corrected installers complete verification. Do not disable system security protections.
Windows
An x64 installer is available as a beta. Windows signing and complete account-flow acceptance remain launch gates. No ARM64 desktop installer is included.
Review release assets ↗Linux
x64 AppImage, Debian, and RPM packages are available as beta artifacts. ARM64 desktop packages are not included in this release.
Review release assets ↗BROWSER
No desktop installer.
Start the local browser interface from your project terminal. Leave the command running and use the URL it prints.
Terminal
codetutor web --hostname 127.0.0.1The hosted web app is also available. It needs an approved connection to a local CodeTutor server for repository access; it is not a cloud-hosted development computer.
Inspect the release.
The recorded release lists 19 uploaded assets, including checksums and an SBOM. Asset listings and file sizes are not a security audit. Matching a checksum confirms file integrity against that checksum, not Apple notarization or Windows signing.