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System requirements

AgentRidge runs its reasoning engine locally, so it asks for a capable machine and some free disk space. On first launch the app runs an automatic compatibility check and tells you where you stand before you continue.

Supported operating systems​

PlatformMinimumRecommended
macOSmacOS 12 (Monterey)macOS 13+ on Apple silicon
WindowsWindows 10 64-bit, build 17763 (1809)Windows 11
Linux64-bit Debian-basedUbuntu 22.04 LTS or newer
  • macOS builds are available for Apple silicon (arm64) and Intel (x64).
  • Windows builds are 64-bit (x64).
  • Linux builds are 64-bit (x64), delivered as AppImage and .deb.
ResourceMinimumComfortable
Memory (RAM)8 GB16 GB or more
CPU4 cores8 cores or more
Free disk~8 GB free~25 GB free
  • Below 8 GB of RAM or 4 CPU cores, the compatibility check shows a soft warning — the app still runs, but long missions are slower.
  • The full local runtime, including the extended knowledge and challenge library, can use up to roughly 20 GB of disk once downloaded; plan for about 25 GB free for headroom. The free-trial runtime is much smaller.

The compatibility check​

When you first open AgentRidge it inspects your operating system, version, architecture, memory, and CPU, then classifies each item as:

  • OK — good to go.
  • Warning — usable but below the comfortable threshold (for example, low RAM or few cores). You can continue.
  • Blocking — the app can't run here (for example, an unsupported or too-old operating system). You'll need to resolve it before continuing.

You can re-run the check at any time from the setup screen. See First launch for the full setup walkthrough.

Network​

AgentRidge needs internet access for three things: the one-time runtime download on first launch, account sign-in and licensing, and reaching the authorized targets of your engagements. The reasoning itself runs locally — see Local-first design.

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