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One file. No installer, no account wall, no telemetry riding along. Linux today — the other platforms when they're real, not before.
v0.9.2 “Refraction” · .AppImage · x86_64
checksum published with the file
free for commercial use · that's the whole pricing page
The manifest
Most download pages hide the payload. We'd rather hand you the exploded view.
Never bundled. The slot ships empty — bring your own, they stay in your shell profile.
The IDE itself — editor, living graph canvas, the glass.
Sidecar. Keeps the 3D graph of your codebase alive while you type.
Sidecar. Parses every file into symbols, refs, and callers — locally.
Sidecar. Talks to your models with your keys. Your code never pays rent.
sum: one .AppImage · chmod +x and it runs · delete the file and it's gone
Here is the session it will run, written out before the script exists — so there is nothing to discover about it later.
$ curl -fsSL https://get.semantix.dev | sh
→ fetching Semantix-0.9.2-x86_64.AppImage (119 MB)
→ verifying sha256 <published with the file>
→ installed to ~/.local/bin/semantix
$ semantix .
No script, no pipe. Download the file, then:
$ chmod +x Semantix-0.9.2-x86_64.AppImage
Trust the math, not us:
$ sha256sum Semantix-0.9.2-x86_64.AppImage
The digest to compare against gets published here the moment the file does — never before it.
Built on Linux, on Linux, for Linux. This is the machine we live on.
The prism hasn't condensed on this side of the glass yet. When it ships, it ships whole.
Same promise: no half-port, no wrapper around a webview pretending. Real, or not yet.