Install OpenAdapt

Start with the OpenAdapt CLI

The flagship OpenAdapt project installs the compiler and governed runtime under the unified openadapt flow command. Native OpenAdapt Desktop Beta installers package that workflow engine for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

pip install openadapt

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Desktop packaging

Native desktop Beta

Beta release desktop-v0.9.0

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All downloads

Every installer in the latest beta release (desktop-v0.9.0). Choose the one that matches your machine.

Windows (x64)

.msi installer (or .exe) · 99.5 MB

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macOS (Apple Silicon)

.dmg for M1 and later · 105.4 MB

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macOS (Intel)

.dmg for Intel Macs · 108.7 MB

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Linux (x64)

.AppImage (or .deb) · 202.7 MB

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What you're installing

See the native app

Follow the desktop workflow from capture and replay through a verified result, a safe halt, teaching, settings, and sign-in. The gallery uses synthetic workflows captured from the native app and wired engine. Exact capture provenance is published below.

OpenAdapt Desktop workflow library listing two real replayed demo workflows: MockMed refill triage (halted, needs attention) and Patient intake insurance verify (verified), with an engine-ready and synced status rail. — The workflow library. Two compiled workflows in one library: one needs attention and one completed with verified evidence.

OpenAdapt Desktop run detail for MockMed refill triage: a replay timeline with 9 of 11 steps verified and one halted, and a "This run stopped safely" card explaining that the typed value could not be verified for step_009. — Halt evidence: this run stopped safely. A replay stops safely at step 9 of 11 because the typed value cannot be verified. The run preserves the evidence instead of retyping blindly.

OpenAdapt Desktop run detail for Patient intake insurance verify: all 11 of 11 steps verified, with a run report showing 11 steps, 8.2s duration, and $0.000 model cost. — A verified run. A clean replay: 11 of 11 steps verified, 8.2 seconds, and $0.000 model cost.

OpenAdapt Desktop "Teach the fix" surface: the halted type-note step with its verification-failure reason, and options to re-record the step or describe the correct target. — Teach the fix. When a run halts, you correct it in place by re-recording the step or describing the right target. The correction stays local.

OpenAdapt Desktop settings: deployment lane (Cloud non-PHI vs BYOC self-hosted PHI), PHI mode, and a hosted-organization connection to https://app.openadapt.ai with a signed-in ingest-token session. — Settings and policy. Choose the deployment boundary, PHI mode, and connected OpenAdapt Cloud organization.

OpenAdapt Desktop first-run onboarding "Record your first workflow", with screen and input permission checks granted and macOS first-launch guidance. — First-run onboarding. First launch walks through the screen and input permissions capture needs before you record.

OpenAdapt Desktop record surface in its idle state, ready to capture a demonstration, with a Start recording button. — Record and review. Demonstrate a task once. The recorder captures it, then the engine compiles it into a replayable workflow.

OpenAdapt Desktop sign-in surface with a host field, a browser sign-in option, and an ingest-token paste option. — Sign in. Connect to OpenAdapt Cloud through browser sign-in or an ingest token.

The tray companion

OpenAdapt in the tray, on macOS, Windows, and Linux

openadapt-tray 0.1.1 is a separate pip install openadapt-tray package that puts an OpenAdapt indicator in the menu bar or system tray. Install it separately when you want quick access alongside CLI-based workflows. The panels below illustrate where the icon appears on each OS; they are not screenshots.

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macOS menu bar. The OpenAdapt icon sits with the status items at the right of the menu bar.

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Windows system tray. The OpenAdapt icon appears in the notification area at the corner of the taskbar.

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Linux panel. The OpenAdapt icon shows in the top panel indicator area (GNOME and compatible shells).

Windows install flow

The real NSIS installer, start to finish

Captured on Windows 11 from v0.6.1. The current desktop release follows the same three-step NSIS flow. Unsigned builds can trigger an Unknown Publisher warning; follow the First launch guidance below before overriding it.

NSIS setup wizard welcome page reading "Welcome to OpenAdapt Desktop Setup" with a Next button. — Step 1. Welcome — the NSIS setup wizard opens.

Choose Install Location page defaulting to a per-user path under AppData\Local\OpenAdapt Desktop; the footer reads Nullsoft Install System v3.11. — Step 2. Choose location — a per-user install to %LOCALAPPDATA%\OpenAdapt Desktop, no admin rights needed.

Completing page reading "Completing OpenAdapt Desktop Setup" with "Run OpenAdapt Desktop" and "Create desktop shortcut" checked. — Step 3. Finish: files are placed, a desktop shortcut is created if requested, and the app launches.

Capture provenance for every screenshot is recorded in the media manifest.

First launch

Current native builds may trigger an operating-system publisher warning. Verify the release checksum before overriding it.

macOS

The DMGs are ad-hoc signed, not yet Developer ID notarized. In Finder, Control-click OpenAdapt Desktop, choose Open, then confirm Open. Only override Gatekeeper after verifying the release checksum.

Windows

The Windows installers are not yet Authenticode signed, so Windows warns that the publisher is unknown — this is expected. On the "Open File - Security Warning" dialog shown below (or a SmartScreen "Windows protected your PC" prompt, where you choose More info), verify the release checksum first, then choose Run.

Download SHA256SUMS and verify GitHub build provenance from the release before installing.

Need the working workflow engine?

Start with pip install openadapt, or bring the workflow you most want to automate to a 30-minute call.

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