Pick your platform, install it, then open the console in a browser on the same machine.
chmod +x the AppImage before running
it. x64 only, and untested by a human.
Each installer's SHA-512 is in a signed manifest beside it:
BASE=https://github.com/uniQ-Ventures/armore-edge-public/releases/download/v1.0.10 curl -fLO "$BASE/latest-linux.yml" # or latest-mac.yml / latest.yml (Windows) openssl dgst -sha512 -binary <your-file> | openssl base64 -A; echo grep -A2 <your-filename> latest-linux.yml
files: list — the top-level
sha512 names a different artifact. For the attestations use
cosign verify-blob --bundle <file>.sigstore.json;
gh attestation verify returns 404 on these.
The console is served by the app on your own machine.
Let the first run finish, including the model prompt.
The browser console is off by default, switched on by an environment variable rather than a setting:
# macOS
ARMORE_LITE_WEB=1 "/Applications/Armore Edge.app/Contents/MacOS/Armore Edge"
# Windows PowerShell
$env:ARMORE_LITE_WEB=1; & "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Programs\Armore Edge\Armore Edge.exe"
Linux takes the same variable, untested.
Startup prints one line — the only place the address and token exist:
[lite-web] worker on http://127.0.0.1:<port>/?k=<token> — …
Paste the whole thing, ?k= and all, into any browser on that machine.
If you get a token screen, paste the 43-character token from that same line. Its own wording says the token is in the app — that is a copy bug.
Works in the browser
Desktop only