Free. Apple Silicon only — Intel Macs are not supported. macOS 26 or later. Every build ships with a published SHA-256 so you can check what you downloaded before you open it.
Verify with shasum -a 256 AlgoagentCore-2.2.0.dmg · checksum file
What’s changed
Voice mode. You can talk to the agent. Speech is transcribed and spoken on the Mac — no audio leaves the machine, and a turn is capped at 30 seconds
Research files a conviction scorecard that names the source and the weight behind every category, and reports the weight it could not score rather than defaulting it
Growth and break paths each render as their own block — driver, mechanism, trigger, the quantity it moves and a dated checkpoint — and the scenario bridge shows how a value was reconstructed
The 10-second poll fans out concurrently instead of one endpoint at a time, so a slow endpoint no longer stretches the whole refresh
News thumbnails decode off the main thread and are cached, and about 185 MB of database space is reclaimed
Fixed: the microphone entitlement was missing, so voice mode shipped unable to hear; and the updater was never registered in any binary that shipped
Signing is unchanged — these builds are still Apple Development signed and not notarized, so the first launch needs right-click → Open. See below.
Verify with shasum -a 256 AlgoagentCore-2.1.0.dmg · checksum file
What’s changed
Removed two data sources whose terms do not permit automated collection: screener.in and NSE
Live IPO discovery is gone with them. The IPO desk inside Research now lists only issues you have added yourself — it can no longer tell you what is open this week
Fundamentals no longer fall back to a scraped page when the data provider’s daily budget runs out; the affected figures are reported as unknown instead
Exchange disclosure reads from BSE, regulator and issuer documents, news and broker data are unchanged
Nothing was added in this release. It removes sources rather than working around their terms, and an honest gap replaces each one.
First launch
The current builds are signed with an Apple Development certificate and are not notarized, so macOS Gatekeeper will block the app the first time. Right-click the app in Finder and choose Open, once.
Verify the SHA-256 above first. Right-click → Open asks macOS to trust this one app and still checks its signature; stripping the quarantine attribute by hand removes the check entirely, for every app you point it at, so this page will not ask you to do that. A Developer ID + notarized build will replace this note.
Stay current
New builds are announced on the Atom feed. Each entry carries the version, the size and the SHA-256, so a feed reader is enough to know whether the file you have is the file we published.