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ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1

ExecRelay Terminal

Run anything. Trace everything. Verify what actually happened.

A local-first engineering terminal for capturing execution evidence, observing repository changes, and explicitly verifying engineering work.

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ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1 is Available

ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1 is available as a free developer preview for macOS on Apple Silicon (arm64). No ExecRelay account is required.

This application is ad-hoc signed but is not signed with an Apple Developer ID or notarized by Apple. macOS may require manual approval on first launch.

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Core Features

Terminal

Real PTY-backed engineering terminal.

Capture

Structured evidence for executed commands and observed outcomes.

Changes

Repository changes observed during execution windows.

Verify

Explicit verification checks with retained run history.

Installation on macOS

  1. Download: Download ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1 for Apple Silicon.
  2. Open: Open the downloaded DMG file.
  3. Install: Drag ExecRelay into your Applications folder.
  4. Launch: Open ExecRelay from Applications.
  5. Security Approval: If macOS blocks ExecRelay, open System Settings, select Privacy & Security, find the ExecRelay security message, and click Open Anyway.
  6. Confirm: Confirm that you want to open ExecRelay.

macOS Security Notice

ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1 is an ad-hoc signed, non-notarized developer preview. On first launch, macOS may display a warning that Apple could not verify ExecRelay is free of malware. If you trust the downloaded application, you can approve it through System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway.

System Requirements

  • Operating System macOS 11.0 (Big Sur) or later
  • Architecture Apple Silicon (arm64 tested; Intel x86_64 pending)
  • Runtime Engine Native Rust / Tauri v2
  • Account Requirement None (local-first)
  • Release Version v0.1.1 Developer Preview

Security & Trust Model

ExecRelay uses native process outcomes and explicit verification results rather than inferring engineering success from terminal text.

Privacy & Local-First

ExecRelay v0.1.1 requires no ExecRelay account. Core execution happens locally on your computer, and local workspace data remains on the local application unless you choose to use external tools from the terminal. Normal terminal operation survives even if telemetry fails.