AgentAura Installation Guide
Download AgentAura for iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux or Chrome — with direct links rather than a store search — then connect it to your own server.
Installing AgentAura
AgentAura is a client. Installing it does not create an agent — it gives you the interface that connects to one. The agent itself is installed onto a server you provide, which the quick start covers.
Every download, in one place
Use these links rather than searching an app store. "AgentAura" is short enough to attract lookalike listings, and a direct link removes the guesswork.
| Platform | Store | Direct download |
|---|---|---|
| iOS / iPadOS | App Store | — |
| macOS | App Store | DMG |
| Android | Google Play | APK |
| Windows | Microsoft Store | Installer |
| Linux | — | x64 tarball |
| Chrome | — | GitHub Releases |
The Apple listing covers iPhone, iPad and Mac from one page. The Android package
name is com.ai.agent — worth checking before you install.
Operating-system requirements are shown on each store listing and are kept current there. They are deliberately not repeated on this page: a number copied into documentation goes stale quietly, and the listing is what actually decides whether the install is offered to your device.
Store build or direct download?
Both are the same application. The difference is how updates arrive and what the platform will let you do.
Prefer the store build where one exists. Updates are automatic, and the platform verifies the package for you.
Use the direct download when the store is unavailable — a managed machine, a device without Play services, a Linux desktop — or when you need to pin a specific version rather than take the latest.
Before running any direct download, confirm where it came from: the installers
and archives are served from dl.allianceinterstellar.com, and the Chrome
extension from github.com/AllianceInterStellar. Anything offering these files
from another host is not us.
Android APK
Installing an APK requires allowing installs from your browser or file manager. Grant that permission for that one app, and turn it off afterwards. Android scopes the permission per installing app rather than system-wide for exactly this reason.
Chrome extension
The extension is open source — AllianceInterStellar/AgentAuraChromeExtension — and distributed through GitHub Releases rather than the Chrome Web Store. You can read exactly what it does before installing it, which is worth doing for anything that sits in your browser.
It installs as an unpacked extension:
- Download the
.zipfrom the latest release and unzip it. - Open
chrome://extensions. - Turn on Developer mode (top right).
- Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
Because it is unpacked, Chrome will not update it for you and may prompt about developer-mode extensions on each launch. To update, download the newer release and load it again.
After installing
The client is not useful on its own. Next:
- Sign in. The same account works across every platform above.
- Connect a server. Follow the quick start — it covers the server prerequisites, the SSH fields and how the agent authenticates to its model.
- Confirm the agent answers. An install that finished but that no client can reach is not a finished deployment.
Uninstalling
- Store builds: remove through the platform's normal uninstall.
- macOS DMG: delete the app from Applications.
- Windows installer: Add or Remove Programs.
- Linux tarball: delete the extracted directory.
- Chrome extension: remove it from
chrome://extensions.
Uninstalling the client does not remove anything from your server. The agent runtime, the gateway and any data stay where they were installed — that server is yours, and nothing here reaches back to change it. Remove those separately if you are done with them.