Fugaro

console-v0.9.0 · macOS

The Fugaro desktop console

A desktop app that is a live view of your runs: no backend, no service account, no database client and no credential of its own.

Download for macOSInstall the CLI first

Screenshots

  • The console's Live screen for a fictional acme-platform installation: three runs -- one in its second round, in review with its verification passed; one in review with the near deadline flag; one queued -- two repositories, and the day's spend at 34.85% of a $120 daily cap.
    Live
  • The run-detail screen for run 20261020-103045-aa01 (acme/platform-core): its stage ledger, its build, test and lint verification, three findings and the tail of its log.
    Run
  • The Spend screen for a fictional acme-platform installation: thirty days of daily spend, the account totals, and the per-repository and default daily and per-run caps.
    Spend
  • The installation picker on a console that has three installations -- acme-platform, acme-web and acme-data -- each naming the fixture CLI binary this run installed in its own temporary directory; its status line reads "acme-platform is the installation this console is showing (ok)." and the other two rows have not been read.
    Installations

Downloads

The console ships for macOS only: one universal disk image and one archive, signed and notarised by Apple. Install the CLI first, because the CLI is the data plane. Windows and Linux builds do not exist yet.

  • macOS

    • macOS .dmg 3bde68eae6542886e5243c74f7137d58a05b8a6b349987c412bb42ba681abbfb
    • macOS .zip af86fb8bd01464e63395e9473b0adea4b9f8eae610542d691f31bf2f13117f8a

  • Windows

    Not offered

  • Linux

    Not offered

Facts about the console

  • Strictly read-only

    Everything the console runs is read-only; kill, resume and cancel stay in the CLI.

  • No telemetry

    No telemetry, no crash reporting, no analytics, and an update check that carries no identifier.

  • Its own artifact

    Its own release, published from the CLI's tag, declaring the CLI versions it was built against.