Switch Console 0.29.0 — macOS Apple silicon + Intel, and Linux x64 + arm64.
What's new
Added
- Opt-in product telemetry: a small, fixed set of events (app launch, agent created, session start/end, server added, connector installed) so we can see which features get used and where the app runs into trouble. Off by default — nothing is sent unless you agree, each event carries only a random per-install id, and events go through a relay we run, so the analytics vendors never see your network address and the app ships no credential.
Changed
- Local-server mode now bundles and pulls switch-core
0.19.0(was0.18.0). - Every Docs affordance opens the published documentation site (
docs.flintai.dev), deep-linked to the relevant page, and the "How to set up {Platform}" links open each platform's published setup page. The welcome footer's GitHub link still points at the repository. - The Share usage data prompt and its Settings row default to off and state plainly that a random install id is part of what is sent.
Fixed
- The OpenCode connector the app writes no longer carries the wrong claim that a Telegram DM is adopted like Mattermost's.
macOS: download the .dmg for your Mac — switch-console-arm64.dmg for Apple silicon (M1 and later), switch-console-x64.dmg for Intel. Not sure which you have? Apple menu → About This Mac. Open it and drag Switch Console to Applications. Both are signed and notarized with SandboxAQ's Developer ID — they open without a Gatekeeper bypass, and both receive in-app updates.
Linux (x64 and arm64): match your dpkg --print-architecture. Download the .AppImage (chmod +x then run), the .deb (sudo apt install ./<file>.deb) or the .rpm (sudo dnf install ./<file>.rpm). Linux builds are unsigned.