PastePrompt is macOS-first. Download the DMG for your Mac, verify the release details, then install the app locally before selecting a repository.
The current public release is a Universal DMG for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Free, Pro, and Founder users install the same app; paid access is unlocked by importing a signed license file.
This release is Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized. macOS Gatekeeper should be able to verify the app developer identity and notarization ticket when you open the downloaded app.
Gatekeeper is the macOS safety check for apps downloaded from the internet. It can ask you to confirm first launch, block unknown builds, or require extra approval in System Settings. Treat those prompts as a reason to verify the download source and checksum before opening the app.
dcf177b0ed9d8bb2b1a040cabb5fba5006168c6453254866f9f3a43c91a991f4PastePrompt-0.1.0-universal.dmgAfter downloading, compare the DMG hash with the published checksum. On macOS you can run shasum -a 256 /path/to/PastePrompt.dmg in Terminal.
Published downloads are listed only after the artifact, checksum, release notes, and signing/notarization status are verified for that platform.
v0.1.0 is available as a Universal DMG for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It is Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized. Verify the checksum before opening the DMG, and read the release notes before replacing an existing install.
The Universal DMG covers both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Separate architecture-specific downloads are not currently published; they can be added later if file size becomes a real issue.
Most install problems come from macOS download trust prompts, folder permissions, moved repositories, or license files that do not match the current release.
Confirm the DMG came from the configured PastePrompt release link, compare the SHA256 checksum, and make sure you are opening the current signed and notarized release. If macOS still blocks launch, delete the DMG, download it again, and contact support with the exact warning text.
PastePrompt needs explicit access to repositories you choose. Grant the requested folder access, then select the repository through the app instead of relying on a previously moved folder path.
Check that the repository still exists, that your macOS user can read it, and that it is not only reachable through a blocked external drive, symlink, or restricted system location.
Do not launch the app. Delete the DMG, download it again from the configured release link, and contact support if the checksum still differs.
Use the license file from the purchase or support flow. If the app rejects it, keep the file unchanged and contact support with the version number and the exact error message.
Start with the install guide, verify licensing if you purchased a paid plan, and review the security model before moving sensitive repository context into an external LLM tool.