Your codebase,
from the high-seat.
gald3r_throne — codename Hlidskjalf — is a native desktop app (Go/Wails) workspace control plane for every gald3r project on your machine. Local-first, safe-by-default, with Norse personality baked in.
Download
Installers for v5.0.0-beta.51
Windows, macOS, and Linux builds on the same tag as the CLI, all covered by the release's checksums and signatures.
gald3r_throne-windows-installer.exe, gald3r_throne-linux-amd64.tar.gz, and a first macOS build, gald3r_throne-macos-arm64-unsigned.tar.gz (not yet notarized, so right-click → Open the first time). Checksums and signatures cover all of them, and the in-app updater only ever offers a newer build. Upgrading from the old 0.x app? Uninstall it first.Install
Run the installer for your OS
Windows
# 1 — download gald3r_throne-windows-installer.exe from the latest release# 2 — run it. The installer is NOT yet code-signed, so Windows# SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC".# Click "More info" -> "Run anyway" to continue.# Upgrading from the old Throne 0.x app? Uninstall that one first. # Or let the CLI fetch and verify it for you:> gald3r install throneLinux
# Linux — unpack and run$ tar xzf gald3r_throne-linux-amd64.tar.gz$ ./gald3r_throne # macOS (Apple silicon) — unsigned for now, so Gatekeeper asks once:$ tar xzf gald3r_throne-macos-arm64-unsigned.tar.gz# right-click the app -> Open the first time # Either platform, if the CLI is installed:$ gald3r install throneWhat's inside
The desktop cockpit for gald3r
At-a-glance control
Live task and bug dashboards across all your gald3r projects. Agent and swarm activity column with SPEC/CODE/REVIEW badges and stale detection.
Safe apply with rollback
Every install, update, or repair action is dry-run-previewed first. On apply: timestamped backup, provenance logging, automatic rollback if anything fails. Your data is never touched without consent.
AI edits as diffs you accept per hunk
A proposed change in the IDE section renders as a diff with Accept/Reject on every hunk — nothing is written until Apply, which merges only the accepted hunks through the normal save path with conflict detection.
Personality packs & avatars
Character themes, custom personality packs, and animated 2D avatar overlays — 5 runtime states (idle, listening, thinking, speaking, working). Unique and memorable.
Chrono scheduler
Schedule gald3r command sequences on a cron or preset triggers. Persistent run history. Fire @g-go, @g-status, or any command on a timer.
In-app self-update
Detects and applies gald3r updates from inside the app — a compiled Go core, no Python or runtime dependency at update time, with a verified rollback path.
Skill & pack lifecycle
Browse, install, and manage gald3r skill packs and platform templates from the UI. Dry-run first, apply with a click.
Usage
The panels
Throne is organized into panels over your loaded gald3r projects. Here are the main ones.
Boards + Momentum
Tasks, Kanban, Bugs, Features, Releases, Plans, Subsystems, and Vault over your file-first .gald3r/ workspace. Opening a project shows its Momentum Board — totals, overview tiles, and tasks-by-status right under the header.
Workspace graph
Every project in your workspace manifest as a node graph — name, project type, a lit/unlit Valkyrie indicator, and a project-agent badge. Live activity shows an agent-count ring per project and a pulse on every new WPAC/Valkyrie message.
Council Room
Convene every workspace project agent in one transcript — select, mute, or remove members, an explicit "This will ask N agents" confirm, and answers attributed per project as they arrive.
Chat with a project agent
A "Chat with agent" action on the Project page opens a chat bound to that project's own agent — its capabilities, pending asks, and answers.
Company + Company Admin
Organizations, teams, and members with their API roles, plus an assets panel. Org owners/admins get a Company Admin section: change roles, remove members, invite by email, and a billing card with plan, licenses, and usage.
Fleet
Local model hosts (loaded models, health) beside every registry provider's token usage and quota, with an explicit unavailable state per provider.
IDE section
File explorer, syntax-highlighted editor, and a git-aware source control panel. AI-proposed edits render as diffs — Accept/Reject on every hunk, nothing written until Apply.
AI routing + local models
Routing-mode picker, default target, fallback order, and a provider capability matrix. Register keyless Ollama / LM Studio models as $0-cost local targets.
Mission Control
Org/team command-center view of active swarms and claimed territory, plus an agent-approval queue backed by a durable ledger — rejecting a request requires a reason.
Approvals ledger
Real Go bindings over a durable approvals record — every agent action proposal and decision is logged, not just IDE edits.
Terminal & browser
An embedded terminal and an agent-interactive browser panel, plus a context-window viewer to inspect and pre-flight-edit what the model sees.
Chrono scheduler
Schedule gald3r command sequences on cron or preset triggers, with persistent run history — fire @g-go, @g-status, or any command on a timer. A status badge shows running/not-running and the last tick.
Safety first
Every action is guarded
Dry-run preview
See exactly what will change before anything is written.
Timestamped backup
On apply, a full snapshot is taken first. Rollback is one click.
Provenance logging
Every change is logged with timestamp, actor, and before/after state.
Updating
Updates apply themselves
Install once — Throne keeps itself current with a signed in-app updater.
Checks the release feed
The desktop app's updater reads latest.json from GitHub Releases and compares it to the running version.
Verifies the signature
The downloaded update is checked against Throne's embedded minisign public key before anything is applied.
Applies in compiled Go
The update installs in place via the Go core — no Python or runtime dependency at update time — and rolls back if verification fails.
Download gald3r_throne v5.0.0-beta.51
The installer is live for Windows and Linux — grab the latest build from GitHub Releases. It's an early release: expect rapid iteration, and file issues generously.
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