Windows may ask you to confirm this file before the download finishes. If it stops short, open your full downloads list and click Keep.
On a Mac? There is no download button, and that is deliberate: Apple blocks browser downloads of apps we cannot yet notarize, with no way around it. The two paths beside this one work on a Mac and are not a workaround — they are the same installer, driven from the terminal.
Already running an agent
Let your agent install it
Hand this to Claude Code, Codex, or whatever you already have open. Windows and macOS both. Nothing opens on screen — there is no wizard to click.
Prompt
Install DevThrottle on this machine. Follow https://devthrottle.com/docs/install#install-agent exactly: download the headless installer for this platform and the release manifest, verify the installer SHA-256 against the manifest, and stop if it does not match. Then run install, and tell me the version you installed.
It verifies the download against our published hashes before running anything. Read the full steps
Terminal, scripts, new machines
Install from the command line
Two commands, no window, same on a fresh machine or inside a setup script.
Double-click the installer like any Windows app. No account needed to install the Director.
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Connect a gateway
Sign in with Google, GitHub, or email. Easiest path: connect to a hosted gateway we run. Or point the app at the URL of a gateway you run yourself. This is the moment you sign in — never before it.
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Start your agents
Open a project and your first agent is running.
Running it yourself? Self-hosted means self-configured.
The app is open source, and running everything yourself costs nothing — but it is a do-it-yourself path. You stand up your own gateway, keep that machine on, set up remote access, and maintain it, following the guides in the GitHub repository. That work is the difference between the do-it-yourself path and Pro, where we run the gateway for you and it just works. Read the honest version on the open source page before you choose.