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Download, extract, authorize, and verify clmbot v0.6.6 packages on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Last reviewed: 2026-08-31Language: English

This page explains how to install clmbot v0.6.6 on the five supported platform builds.

Choose a platform

Operating system Architecture Package format
macOS amd64 tar.gz
macOS arm64 tar.gz
Linux amd64 tar.gz
Linux arm64 tar.gz
Windows amd64 zip

All packages are available from the download page without registration or login. The sslTrus CDN is currently the only official file source.

Verify SHA256

Verify file integrity before running any binary. The download page publishes the official SHA256 value and platform-specific verification guidance. If the checksum differs, do not run the file; download it again or report the problem on GitHub.

Install on Linux or macOS

  1. Upload the package to the target server and extract it. This example uses Linux amd64; use the actual release filename:

    tar -xzf clmbot-v0.6.6-linux-amd64.tar.gz

  2. Add execute permission to the binary:

    chmod 755 clm-bot-linux-amd64

  3. Confirm that it runs and inspect available subcommands:

    ./clm-bot-linux-amd64 --help

The archive name and extracted binary name may differ. clm-bot-linux-amd64 is an example; replace it with the filename you actually extract.

Install on Windows

  1. Download the Windows amd64 zip package.

  2. Extract it to a stable directory, such as C:\clmbot\, because scheduled tasks will refer to that path.

  3. Open PowerShell or Command Prompt in that directory and run --help with the actual extracted executable name:

    .\clm-bot-windows-amd64.exe --help

Windows does not require chmod. If Windows reports that the file is blocked, inspect the Unblock option in file properties and evaluate it under your organization’s security baseline.

Run with least privilege

Do not run clmbot permanently as root or Administrator. After installation, create a dedicated system account and grant only the certificate-directory and service-reload permissions it requires. See Least privilege.

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