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# Install

> Status: Getting started · Target version 0.1.x

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The easiest way to get Planetz Agent Deck onto macOS is to download the `dmg` from GitHub Releases.

## Download

* Latest release page: <https://github.com/guilz-dev/planetz-release/releases/latest>
* Direct download: <https://github.com/guilz-dev/planetz-release/releases/latest/download/Planetz-Agent-Deck.dmg>

If no release has been published yet, these links return a 404. In that case, check with whoever manages distribution about the latest release status.

## Install steps

1. Download `Planetz-Agent-Deck.dmg` from the link above.
2. Open the downloaded `dmg`.
3. In the window that appears, drag `Planetz Agent Deck.app` into your `Applications` folder.
4. Once the copy finishes, eject the `dmg`.
5. Open `Planetz Agent Deck` from `Applications`.

## First launch

macOS may ask you to confirm on first launch.

* If it opens directly, continue as normal.
* If you see “cannot be opened,” right-click the app and choose `Open`, or allow it from `System Settings > Privacy & Security`.

A DMG that is signed and notarized for distribution will normally launch as-is. An unsigned DMG built locally may be blocked by Gatekeeper on another Mac.

## Do I need any extra setup?

Usually not. The Planetz Agent Deck `dmg` bundles the orbit and Node it needs to run, so you should be able to use it without installing `takt` or Node.js separately.

## Updating

To update to a newer version, download the latest `dmg` and replace `Planetz Agent Deck.app` in `Applications`.


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