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Install

Run one line. It reads your system, pulls the right file, and checks the hash before it runs.

macOS or Linux

curl -fsSL https://vigihq.com/install.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://vigihq.com/install.ps1 | iex

First run

Point it at a folder. The first run remembers what is there. Every run after that tells you what changed.

vigi ./the-folder

What it looks for

It reads every file and names the ones that matter:

• A new file that can run commands, download, or read your saved passwords.
• A file that can suddenly do more than before.
• A file that started talking to a new place.
• A change buried inside a zip or a container.
• An edit to a file your AI assistant follows.
• A change to its own records.

It keeps watching

Answer two questions and it schedules itself. It uses whatever your computer already uses to run jobs. Nothing of ours sits running in the background. On Mac and Linux it also wakes up the moment a file lands.

vigi setup

To take all of it back out, run:

vigi setup --remove

Check an update before you install it

Give it the version you run and the new one. It names the file that gained a new power, before the update ever runs.

vigi diff --old ./installed --new ./update

Verify your download

Every release lists the sha256 of each file. The installer checks it for you. To check by hand, put SHA256SUMS beside the files and run:

shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS

The Verify page has every hash and a full bill of materials.

Free and paid

Every plan has every feature. Free covers one computer. Paid is $4 per computer each month. You only pay for more computers. See Pricing.

Get a license

Run the line below. It prints this machine's id and opens the plans. It opens no connection.

vigi activate

Pick a plan. You get a signed file by email. Install it:

vigi license install ./your-license

To see your machine id and when the license runs out, run:

vigi license status