Download AASC
Version 2.10.57, released 17 October 2026. Free and open source. There is no automatic update yet, so come back here for new versions, or read the release notes.
macOS
A Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later). On an Intel Mac, run AASC with npm.
Download .dmg180 MB- Zip archive (.zip) 178 MB
- SHA-256 checksumsCheck a download with
shasum -a 256 AI.Agent.Session.Center-*.dmg
Install
- Open the disk image and drag AI Agent Session Center into Applications.
- Open the app. macOS says it is damaged and can't be opened: click Cancel, not Move to Trash.
- In Terminal, run
xattr -cr "/Applications/AI Agent Session Center.app", or double-click Open App (Start Here).command in the disk image, which does the same. - Open the app again. Follow the setup wizard. It checks your tools, installs the hooks and asks for a password, which keeps other devices out.
Windows
Windows 10 or 11 on an x64 PC.
Download .exe152 MB- SHA-256 checksumsCheck a download with
Get-FileHash .\AI.Agent.Session.Center.Setup.*.exe
Install
- Run the installer.
- If SmartScreen says Windows protected your PC, choose More info, then Run anyway.
- Open AASC from the Start menu. Follow the setup wizard. It checks your tools, installs the hooks and asks for a password, which keeps other devices out.
Linux
A 64-bit x86 distribution. The AppImage runs on most; the .deb suits Debian and Ubuntu.
Download AppImage193 MB- Debian package (.deb) 116 MB
- SHA-256 checksumsCheck a download with
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS-linux.txt --ignore-missing
Install
- Make the AppImage executable:
chmod +x ai-agent-session-center-2.10.57-x86_64.AppImage - Run it. If it does not start, install FUSE 2 (libfuse2, or libfuse2t64 on Ubuntu 24.04), or use the .deb below.
- Follow the setup wizard. It checks your tools, installs the hooks and asks for a password, which keeps other devices out.
On Debian or Ubuntu you can install the package instead: sudo apt install ./ai-agent-session-center-*.deb
You also need
Claude Code, or the Codex CLI 0.130 or later. On macOS and Linux, also jq, so events reach the right terminal.