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Two artifacts, one engine. The trial is ten days, offline, no account, no credit card. The monitor tier is free forever.

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CyberKaze

The product. Menu-bar face for the same engine. Watch, judge, ease, continue. Drag to Applications and start the trial.

CyberKaze.dmg, signed with an Apple Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and stapled

Download CyberKaze.dmg

sha256 6cbdfc2882003ebddc90c8bebfbc762175b0490785deb9a98db231a12aac685f

CLI companion

Optional terminal engine. Same Developer ID as the product DMG. Use when you want the shell workflow.

CyberKaze-CLI.dmg, signed with an Apple Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and stapled

Download CyberKaze-CLI.dmg

The signing state, honestly

CyberKaze.dmg and CyberKaze-CLI.dmg are both signed with an Apple Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and stapled. Gatekeeper shows Paul Sully, Individual account, not Attest Dojo.

The 10-day trial

Ten days of the full engine, counted offline on your machine. No account, no email, no credit card. Turn Protection On to feel the paid tier during the trial: listed AI is eased back under Overload, then continues. After the trial, the monitor tier stays free: it keeps watching and showing verdicts, and it says "watching" while it does. Upgrading to LIVE simply installs the license you bought.

Works on

  • Mac: Apple silicon first. Intel intended, not yet proven on our hardware. macOS 14+ for the extra. CLI on the same Macs (Node 20+).
  • Linux: x86_64 CLI. Default target is Ollama. No extra.
  • Protection applies to: Ollama, mlx_lm.server / mlx_lm serve (Apple), LM Studio headless, process named llama-server / llama-cpp-server.

Does not run

  • Windows (including Ryzen AI Halo stock Windows, Copilot+ PCs)
  • iPad, ChromeOS
  • AMD NPU stacks (Lemonade, DirectML)
  • MLX on non-Apple
  • Code editors, browsers, Mail, LM Studio GUI, generic Python (Protection does not apply)

Reads this machine's swap and load. Same rules on every Mac.

Linux is a split, not the main product. The Mac extra will not run on a Ryzen AI Halo box. Linux CLI may ease Ollama there if Ollama is the process. That is not a tested first-class SKU.

Install in three steps

  1. Drag the extra to Applications and open it. macOS may still ask once because the file came from a download.
  2. Turn Protection On during the trial. The full paid tier runs for 10 days. Protection On is how listed AI is eased back under Overload, not observe-only dry-run. Until then it watches and shows verdicts only. Protection Off. No easing, even under overload. What trial ready means.
  3. CLI: from Terminal run cyberkaze status. Same engine, same Macs, Node 20+.

The CLI is a terminal tool. Double-clicking the app will not show a window; the menu-bar app is the windowed face.

Updates

Check for Updates in the menu checks attestdojo.com for a newer version and installs it if you choose. You can also download the latest signed DMG from this page. The CLI command cyberkaze check-update checks attestdojo.com too and tells you what is there; it never installs without you. Intro pricing is on the pricing page.

A fix ships as a new build, not as a silent patch. Installing over an existing copy preserves your trial and your license.

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