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Get Loki’s Den
Latest release v0.4.2, published September 18, 2026. Every file is checksummed. Downloads are public; connecting a private fleet or joining a community uses sign-in.
Desktop apps are available for macOS and Linux. Windows users can run the node and server from the command line. Interfaces and features differ by platform; the Linux app currently appears as Hive.
macOS app · Apple Silicon
The native Loki’s Den app for Apple Silicon. Manage your agents, projects, and computers from one workspace.
Until the build is notarized, macOS asks you to confirm the first launch: right-click the app, choose Open.
Linux app · Debian / Ubuntu
The Linux desktop app, currently branded Hive. Install the downloaded .deb with your package manager. Its interface and feature coverage differ from the native macOS app.
Linux app · x86_64 AppImage
The Hive-branded Linux desktop app as a portable file. Make it executable and run it on a compatible distribution; some systems need additional AppImage dependencies.
macOS node · Apple Silicon (command line)
hive node and hive-server binaries. For headless Macs or running as a launchd service.
macOS node · Intel (command line)
Same binaries for Intel Macs.
Windows · x64 (command line)
hive.exe and hive-server.exe. Unzip and put them on your PATH. The current release does not include a Windows desktop installer.
Linux · ARM64 (Raspberry Pi, servers)
Static musl build. Runs a node or a regional server on a Pi-class box.
Linux · x64
Static musl build for desktops and servers.
One-line install for nodes
On macOS and Linux, the install script fetches the right binary for your machine and verifies it against the release checksums.
curl -fsSL https://ohghive.com/install.sh | shPrefer to read it first? install.sh is a release asset, and SHA256SUMS lists every file’s hash.
System requirements
- macOS app: Apple Silicon, macOS 27 or later for the native app. Intel Macs can use the command-line tools.
- Linux app: x86_64 desktop, with a .deb package for Debian/Ubuntu or an AppImage for compatible distributions. ARM64 Linux uses the command-line tools.
- Windows: x64 command-line node and server. A Windows desktop installer is not included in the current release.
- Models: local inference needs a supported model backend and enough memory and disk for the model you choose. Requirements vary by model and hardware.
- Regional server: any Linux ARM64 or x64 box with disk to spare — a Raspberry Pi is enough. No GPU needed.
- Network: downloads and cloud providers need internet access. Connections between your own computers also need a reachable hub or configured transport.
All releases, including older ones, are on GitHub. Next step: Getting started.