Which release file should I download?
Go to the Releases page and make sure you’re on the latest release (it’s labeled “Latest” at the top of the list). Older releases stay listed below it, so it’s easy to end up on the wrong one if you land on this page from a search engine or an old link. Once you’re on the right release, scroll down to the Assets section. That’s where the actual downloadable files are. Everything above it on the page is just the changelog for that release, not something you need to read to install it. Under Assets, pick the file matching your system:<version> is the release number, for example v0.2.0.
How do I check my machine’s architecture?
On Linux, open a terminal and run:x86_64 means choose the x86_64 Linux archive. aarch64 or arm64 means
choose the aarch64 Linux archive. The current Windows release is for x86_64
Windows only. Windows on ARM is not distributed yet.
Not sure which Mac you have? Click the Apple menu → About This Mac.
If it says “Chip: Apple M1/M2/M3/M4…” you’re Apple Silicon. If it says
“Processor: Intel…”, you’re Intel.
obsidianlog (the CLI) and
obsidianlog-ingest (the standalone ingest server). There’s no installer
and no dependencies to install separately. See
Installing a release binary
for what to do once you’ve downloaded the right file.