Downloads
HUPI in your editor, on every platform.
The VS Code extension works today, everywhere VS Code runs. HUPI Code — a full HUPI-native editor — is being built in the open; here's exactly where each platform stands.
Available now
The HUPI VS Code extension — Windows, macOS, and Linux, today.
A plain VS Code extension, not a fork — install it into the VS Code you already have, on whichever OS you already use it on. Chat sidebar, @hupi in the native Chat view, inline edit, inline completions, and multi-file edit, all backed by your own HUPI gateway instead of a vendor's.
In progress
HUPI Code — a permanent, built-in HUPI experience, not an extension to install.
A HUPI-native fork of VS Code — the same chat/inline-edit experience, but bundled in from first launch, no install step. macOS and Linux builds are real, signed (macOS) downloads today, always the current build off main — not a stable numbered release yet, and no auto-update between downloads. Windows ships through the Microsoft Store instead of a direct download; see why in hupi-code's README.
Windows
Coming soon — Microsoft Store
Submitted to the Microsoft Store, currently in Microsoft's certification pipeline. The Store signs the package itself during certification, so there's no separate download to trust here — once published, this becomes a normal Store install with automatic updates.
macOS
Signed & notarized — download now
Every push is code-signed with a real Apple Developer ID Application certificate and notarized by Apple, so this installs cleanly with no Gatekeeper warning. Apple Silicon (arm64) only for now.
Linux
Built and smoke-tested in CI — download now
The most exercised of the three platforms so far. x64 only for now.
Everything above is open source and built in CI on every push — see the hupi-code repo for the actual source, build scripts, and CI status, not just this summary.