A lightweight connector for the agent workspace we’re building. Try the local developer preview today; connecting your computer to live Lazy Schedule assignments is still upcoming.
The demo uses a fixture agent and synthetic work. It does not connect to your Lazy Schedule account, call a model, or complete a real task. A ChatGPT or Claude plugin connection alone does not make an agent runnable.
Choose your platform
Download the preview.
Command-line tools for developers. Review the requirements and limits before running them.
Portable suite passed with 21 test/case pass events and zero failures (macOS race detection enabled). Release archive extraction, executable checksum, and local fixture round trip verified. Archive and executable checksums independently checked.
Verify and try the local demo
Open Terminal in the folder containing the downloaded archive. Compare its checksum before extracting.
printf '%s %s\n' '8b77485cafc2f220b4d8864317fb2ce74e47cf3108ca1f66ca9855293ca6e751' 'lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-macos-arm64.zip' | shasum -a 256 -c - &&
unzip 'lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-macos-arm64.zip' &&
cd lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-macos-arm64 &&
./lazyschedule-connect version &&
./lazyschedule-connect status &&
./lazyschedule-connect demo "$PWD/connector-demo"
Use a new demo folder. These commands run the bundled synthetic fixture only; they do not install a service or pair an account.
Verified local preview
Linux
x86-64 · amd64 · 0.2.0-preview
Static Linux executable. No Go, Python, Node, Swift, or libc installation required. Tested in Alpine Linux containers under x86-64 emulation.
Portable suite passed with 21 test/case pass events and zero failures. Release archive extraction, executable checksum, and local fixture round trip verified. Archive and executable checksums independently checked.
Verify and try the local demo
Open Terminal in the folder containing the downloaded archive. Compare its checksum before extracting.
printf '%s %s\n' 'f885a861ad53b929520f755d58c274250fef63e74fd7c9df265d6c4c97b85285' 'lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-linux-amd64.tar.gz' | sha256sum -c - &&
tar -xzf 'lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-linux-amd64.tar.gz' &&
cd lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-linux-amd64 &&
./lazyschedule-connect version &&
./lazyschedule-connect status &&
./lazyschedule-connect demo "$PWD/connector-demo"
Use a new demo folder. These commands run the bundled synthetic fixture only; they do not install a service or pair an account.
Verified local preview
Linux
ARM64 · arm64 · 0.2.0-preview
Static Linux executable. No Go, Python, Node, Swift, or libc installation required. Tested in Alpine Linux containers.
Portable suite passed with 21 test/case pass events and zero failures. Release archive extraction, executable checksum, and local fixture round trip verified. Archive and executable checksums independently checked.
Verify and try the local demo
Open Terminal in the folder containing the downloaded archive. Compare its checksum before extracting.
printf '%s %s\n' '96c9ca92c42ec854959b10b1a76f16ed95b0263ef985dcacb19a3bf09a4fbc75' 'lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-linux-arm64.tar.gz' | sha256sum -c - &&
tar -xzf 'lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-linux-arm64.tar.gz' &&
cd lazyschedule-connector-0.2.0-preview-linux-arm64 &&
./lazyschedule-connect version &&
./lazyschedule-connect status &&
./lazyschedule-connect demo "$PWD/connector-demo"
Use a new demo folder. These commands run the bundled synthetic fixture only; they do not install a service or pair an account.
Not available yet
Windows
A native Windows build has not been verified. WSL2 support also needs its own validation; a Linux build alone does not establish it.
No Windows installer or verified WSL2 instructions are available in this preview.
Know what you’re trying
A developer proof, with clear boundaries.
What the preview proves
The verified local fixture exercises assignment acknowledgment, progress, a result, and duplicate replay. It does not prove cloud-to-computer execution or compatibility with a real third-party agent.
Permissions are still your responsibility
A working directory is not a filesystem sandbox. A selected executable runs with your operating-system user’s rights. Use only an adapter and configuration you trust. Real-agent workspace restrictions and child-process cancellation still need verification.
What is not available
Production pairing, device credentials, live assignment delivery, verified real-agent adapters, and signed/notarized consumer distribution are not ready. No execution gate is enabled by downloading this preview.
The direction · Upcoming
Connect your computer. Keep the work with your goal.
Install and securely pair your computer.
Select a supported local agent and explicitly allow a workspace.
Assign a goal-linked task and follow its questions, progress, and result.
Review the result before accepting completion.
Offline or asleep computers will show work as queued or waiting. Delivery acknowledgment will remain separate from execution. This flow requires verified backend binding and a real hosted-to-local round trip before release.