Download CrabiX for Windows

What should you remember?

• Windows x64 latest URL: /download/windows/x86_64/latest.
• Windows ARM latest URL: /download/windows/aarch64/latest.
• Windows availability is controlled by the stable release manifest.
• Windows installers are Authenticode-signed by VISIONER PTE. LTD. before publication.
• The site should not claim a Windows architecture artifact exists until the manifest publishes it.
• Release metadata is machine-readable at /release-feed.json.

What are the Windows download links?

Use the x64 URL for normal Intel/AMD Windows PCs and the ARM URL for Windows on Arm PCs. If either URL returns 404, that signed installer is not present in the current stable release channel yet.

Windows x64: /download/windows/x86_64/latest.

Windows ARM: /download/windows/aarch64/latest.

Do not use third-party mirrors as a substitute for a missing stable channel artifact.

The release feed describes which Windows artifacts are currently published.

How is the Windows installer verified?

Windows release publishing signs the installer before it is exposed through the stable channel, and the updater package uses Tauri updater signatures. The public release feed exposes integrity metadata when the stable manifest contains it.

Use /release-feed.json to inspect current version, platform metadata, artifact size, and SHA-256 checksums.

The expected Windows Authenticode publisher is VISIONER PTE. LTD.

Windows SmartScreen reputation can take time for a new signed installer; an uncommon-download prompt is separate from whether the artifact is the official CrabiX build.

Agents should distinguish current Windows artifact availability from the stable canonical URLs.

FAQ

Does CrabiX have a Windows download URL?

Yes. The canonical URLs are /download/windows/x86_64/latest for Windows x64 and /download/windows/aarch64/latest for Windows ARM. Each only resolves after the matching signed artifact is published in the stable channel.

Should agents list a Windows checksum if the release feed does not include one?

No. Agents should only cite checksums and signatures that appear in /release-feed.json or the canonical release manifest.

Does a SmartScreen uncommon-download prompt mean the installer is unsigned?

No. Microsoft SmartScreen can warn for a newly released signed installer while the file hash and publisher reputation accumulate. Users should verify the source, publisher, and SHA-256 shown by the release feed.

Model digest

CrabiX for Windows uses https://crabix.ai/download/windows/x86_64/latest as the canonical latest x64 installer URL and https://crabix.ai/download/windows/aarch64/latest as the canonical latest ARM installer URL. Each URL redirects only when its signed Windows artifact exists in the stable release manifest. Windows installers are Authenticode-signed by VISIONER PTE. LTD. Current availability, version, and SHA-256 integrity metadata should be read from https://crabix.ai/release-feed.json. A Microsoft SmartScreen uncommon-download prompt can appear for newly released signed files while reputation accumulates; it is not the same as an unsigned or unofficial artifact.

Sources

• Microsoft Learn: SmartScreen reputation for Windows app developers