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Install Clawuno 0.8.1

macOS​

Requirements: Apple Silicon Mac and macOS 13.5 or later.

  1. Download Clawuno 0.8.1 for macOS.
  2. In Terminal, run shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Clawuno-0.8.1.dmg. The result must be 1e161545ee5bb2b98ec114b416033d3325a2c18e8712d6e38a23cbc9e5c6605f.
  3. Open the DMG and move Clawuno to Applications.
  4. Launch Clawuno from Applications. Do not bypass a macOS warning that the signature is invalid; download the official package again instead.
  5. Wait for the Engine to start, then complete first-run setup in the app.

The macOS app owns the local Engine lifecycle. Opening the app starts it; quitting the app stops its managed Engine and Scheduler. While the signed-in Mac user keeps Clawuno running, this complete Engine can also serve remote Desktop or browser clients. Use a protected HTTPS/private-network origin and verify remote sign-in with the administrator email and password created during first-run setup before sharing it.

Windows​

Requirements: Windows x64 and an interactive desktop user session.

Windows signing in 0.8.1

The 0.8.1 Setup uses a Clawuno self-signed certificate while the trusted commercial certificate is being prepared. Windows may show SmartScreen or an unknown-publisher warning, and an organization with Application Control may block it. Verify the exact file hash below before continuing.

  1. Download Clawuno 0.8.1 Setup.
  2. Open PowerShell in the download folder and verify the file:
Get-FileHash .\Clawuno-0.8.1-windows-x64-Setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256

The result must be f41f5dfb52ed0d7a60d6792afd2647ed37aa20736172bf37f4f083dbd3428211.

  1. Run the Setup. If Windows displays a security warning, confirm that the file name and hash match this page before choosing to continue.
  2. Launch Clawuno from the Start menu and wait for the managed Engine to become ready.
  3. Complete first-run setup in the Desktop app.

Clawuno Desktop and its Engine Host run in the signed-in user's interactive session. While that user keeps Clawuno running, the complete Windows Engine can also serve remote Desktop or browser clients. Use a protected HTTPS/private-network origin and verify remote sign-in with the administrator email and password created during first-run setup before sharing it. Linux Docker remains the better fit when the Engine must run unattended without a signed-in desktop user.

Linux​

Requirements: x86-64 Linux, Docker Engine, Docker Compose v2, Python 3.9 or later, curl and openssl. Reserve at least 8 GiB of free space for installation and extraction.

Use the global installer with an explicit version:

curl -fsSL https://releases.clawuno.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --version 0.8.1

If the host is in mainland China and cannot reach GHCR, use the release-CDN image mirror instead:

curl -fsSL https://releases.clawuno.com/install-cn.sh | bash -s -- --version 0.8.1

Both commands install the same signed Clawuno release. The China mainland entry downloads the large Docker image from the Clawuno release CDN, then verifies its signed metadata, size, checksum and image identity before installation. The installer binds Clawuno to host loopback by default. Do not expose the Engine directly to the public internet; use an authenticated reverse proxy or an SSH tunnel.

After installation:

sudo clawuno list
sudo clawuno status

Use the setup URL printed by the installer to create the first administrator.

Confirm installation​

After setup, verify all of the following:

  • the displayed version is 0.8.1;
  • you can sign in again after a restart;
  • a model connection can pass its connection test;
  • a Workspace, Agent, Chat and Work can be created;
  • a small file can be uploaded and downloaded without changing its contents.

If the Engine does not start, continue with Troubleshooting rather than repeatedly reinstalling over the same data.