Gets each new beta the day it ships, before Microsoft certifies it for the
Store, and updates itself. Windows shows a SmartScreen prompt
for new installers: click More info, then Run anyway.
Architecture64-bit Windows
SystemWindows 10 or later
Store updatesThrough the Microsoft Store
Installer versionLatest beta
Installer updatesBuilt in - W1 updates itself
Available
W1 for macOS
The full W1 workspace for Apple silicon Macs. Open a local project and keep the plan, the work and the results in one place.
The same engine in your terminal, with no editor or app in the way. Install it from npm, sign in, point it at a project, and work.
npm i -g @w1-lab/cli@latest
Run itw1
Sign-inw1 login, in your browser
Current versionLatest
Available
W1 for VS Code
The same engine inside Visual Studio Code. Sign in, open a workspace, and say what you want done. Your editor, extensions and terminal stay exactly where they are. W1 works alongside them in a side panel.
01 · Sign inW1 opens a sign-in in your browser. Model access is hosted by W1, so there is no provider API key to paste or store.
02 · Open a projectPick a local folder. W1 can read and change that project only within the access mode and permissions you set in the app.
03 · Describe the outcomeW1 plans the work when needed, performs the actions, runs checks, and keeps progress visible in the same thread.
Review changes before you ship them, keep your project under source control, and give W1 only the access a task needs.
Install with confidence
Trusted downloads
Every desktop build is put through clean-install, sign-in, first-request, restart and update checks on its own platform before it is published here.
Visible control
You choose the project and access mode. W1 keeps its work visible, stores detailed run traces locally, and lets you stop a run at any time.
Advanced build details
macOS builds are signed and notarised by Apple. The Microsoft Store build is signed by Microsoft. The Windows installer is a direct download for anyone who wants each beta before Store certification, so Windows shows its SmartScreen prompt until the installer has built a reputation. Every release is listed in the changelog with its version and what changed.