Alloomi is your proactive AI workspace. Senses signals, orchestrates tasks, tracks results.
Download the latest release from GitHub Releases.
# If you have a manual installation, remove it first:
# rm -rf /Applications/Alloomi.app
# Add tap (using this repository)
brew tap melandlabs/alloomi https://github.com/melandlabs/release
# Install
brew install --cask alloomi
# Upgrade
brew upgrade --cask alloomi
# If install or upgrade fails with "App source is not there", clear cache and reinstall:
# rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/Homebrew/alloomi
# brew uninstall --cask alloomi
# brew install --cask alloomi# Download .deb package from releases
sudo dpkg -i alloomi_*.deb
sudo apt-get install -f # Install dependencies
# Fix resource path (required for v0.3.5 and earlier)
sudo ln -sf /usr/lib/Alloomi/_up_ /usr/bin/_up_
# Start the application
alloomiNote: The symlink above is needed because of a known packaging issue where the binary looks for resources in
/usr/bin/_up_instead of/usr/lib/alloomi/_up_. This will be fixed in a future release.
Download the latest .exe installer from GitHub Releases and run it.
Bypassing Windows SmartScreen:
When you run the installer, Windows SmartScreen may show a warning that blocks execution. This happens because the application is not yet widely distributed and does not have a long code-signing reputation. To proceed:
- On the SmartScreen warning screen, click "More info".
- You will see the publisher name and the executable file name.
- Click "Run anyway" to proceed with the installation.
This step is safe — the application is open-source and its code is publicly verifiable. You only need to do this once per machine; subsequent updates typically bypass SmartScreen automatically after the first run.
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MacOS prompts that 'Alloomi' cannot be opened because Apple cannot check if it contains malicious software. This issue is due to the Gatekeeper security feature in the macOS system preventing the application from running. To solve this issue, follow these steps:
Open 'System Preferences' and click 'Security and Privacy'. In the "General" tab, you will see a message: '"Alloomi" cannot be opened'. Click 'Open still'. Alternatively, you can click 'Open any method' to open your application. (You may need to use administrator privileges to open the application.)
If you don't want to perform these steps every time you open an application, you can add the application to the whitelist to run without being blocked. To add your application to the whitelist:
Open the terminal and run the following command:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Alloomi.app/This repository contains the CI/CD configuration for building and releasing Alloomi. The source code is in the alloomi repository.