Downloads & resources

Find openlaunch source downloads, CI binary artifacts, shared SDK packages, official hardware documentation and the tools needed to build and pair your board.

openlaunch downloads

Installers are served by openlaunch from the same source commit as the website. GitHub hosts source code and backup copies. The Pi installer downloads a standalone ARM binary and verifies its checksum. Raspberry Pi OS remains the operating system; openlaunch does not provide a flashable OS image.

• Source ZIP (main) — moving branch; use a commit archive for reproducibility.
• CI builds and Pi binary artifacts — open a successful run and download openlaunch-pi-binaries. GitHub sign-in may be required. Build outputs are developer artifacts, not hardware-verified releases.
• Release page — future versioned binaries will appear here.
• R4 provisioning script — review it in the checkout, then run npm run provision:uno. Do not pipe remote scripts into a shell.
• Stock firmware source and build profiles.
• Pi Go agent and systemd service.

Install the Pi agent, download the Codex plugin, or install the local development bridge. For the local bridge, use the GitHub installer backup. /downloads/provision-uno.py serves the provisioning script directly. Source, CI artifacts and release pages remain linked to GitHub. There is no hosted device token or login needed to read the docs.

Shared packages

The packages are in the monorepo and are not published to npm yet. See all package sources, including protocol, auth, core, HTTP and MCP. The architecture guide explains their boundaries.

Hardware and upstream projects

Use the versions pinned by the repository’s Mac setup guide. The repaired board’s custom ESP firmware and private repair assets are not downloads for this project.