Download Autonoma
Version 5.3.0 for Windows, released 2026-08-07. Roughly 567 MB.
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The installer is only served to accounts that hold a licence. Signing in takes you to a link that works for thirty minutes and then stops — so a copied URL is no use to anyone else.
Verify what you downloaded
Every release is signed with an Ed25519 key. Autonoma checks that signature before it installs an update, and refuses anything that does not match. That check runs by itself once the app is installed. Before the first install there is no app to run it for you, so check the file by hand — it takes one command.
In PowerShell, from wherever the file landed:
Get-FileHash .\Autonoma-Setup-5.3.0.exe -Algorithm SHA256The result should be exactly:
588b4ad946692c0b9267a0d361fa694b8088d9800153dc3f839b8d321d73ce6aIf it does not match, do not run it. Delete it and download again. A mismatch means the file was altered or the transfer was corrupted, and an installer is not something to give the benefit of the doubt.
What you need
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. There is no macOS or Linux build. |
| Disk space | About 1.5 GB installed. |
| Memory | 8 GB works; 16 GB is more comfortable with several features running. |
| Licence | Required. There is no trial and no free tier. |
| API keys | Your own. The app ships with none, and reports any provider you have not configured as unconfigured rather than guessing. |
After installing
Enter your licence key when the app asks for it, then open Settings → API keys and add credentials for the providers you actually intend to use. Nothing needs all of them. Several — Groq, Google AI, Hugging Face, CoinGecko, Etherscan and others — have a free tier that is enough to get started.
If you plan to publish anything, go to Social → Studio → Who and where and connect an account first. See the documentation for the walkthrough.
Earlier versions
Older releases are not published. Autonoma updates itself in the background from a signed release feed, so an installed copy keeps current on its own once an update source is configured.