Latest macOS/Linux release: 2.4.4

Downloads

Krypton 2.4.4 updates macOS Apple Silicon and Linux x86-64 with kweb, rebuilt native seeds, Choc Objective-K UI on macOS, and the do no-result function contract. Windows remains on 2.3.0 until its matching artifact is cut.

macOS and Linux 2.4.4 assets live on the 2.4.4 GitHub release page. Windows and editor downloads still use the 2.3.0 release page.

Platform versions

What's in the release

Windows x86-64

One-click installer to C:\krypton with automatic PATH configuration. 2.7 MB. Windows 10 / 11 x64.

Download Windows installer

Or from source (no admin)

git clone https://github.com/t3m3d/krypton
cd krypton
bootstrap.bat        :: copies prebuilt seeds into place, no gcc needed
kcc --version        :: -> kcc version 2.3.0

Then add the repo root to your PATH, or use the from-source seed in place. bootstrap.bat ships the Krypton-native driver, the backend, kr.exe, and the runtime DLL — no C compiler, no clang.

macOS Apple Silicon (arm64)

Two install paths, both clang-free. The toolchain self-hosts on Mach-O without any external compiler. The kweb GUI is bundled as kweb.app.

Homebrew (recommended)

brew install t3m3d/krypton/krypton
kcc --version        # -> kcc version 2.4.4
kweb-gui             # opens kweb.app

Tap t3m3d/krypton is live; the formula installs the 2.4.4 macOS toolchain and a kweb-gui launcher.

Or the signed .pkg / tarball

Download .pkg or grab the tarball

Both install scripts ad-hoc-sign the binaries (AMFI) and clear download quarantine, so they run with no unidentified developer prompt.

Linux x86-64

Self-contained tarball, no clone or C compiler required:

tar xzf krypton-2.4.4-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
cd krypton-2.4.4-linux-x86_64
./install.sh         # symlinks kcc into /usr/local/bin (prompts for sudo if needed)
kcc --version        # -> kcc version 2.4.4
kcc hello.k -o hello && ./hello

Custom location: ./install.sh /opt/krypton, then add /opt/krypton/bin to PATH. Uninstall: rm /usr/local/bin/kcc plus the install dir.

Download Linux tarball

aarch64 (cross-compile target)

Linux aarch64 ships as a cross target in 2.4.4, not a native install. On an x86-64 box:

kcc --aarch64 prog.k -o prog   # static aarch64 ELF
qemu-aarch64-static prog       # or run on real arm64 hardware

Native aarch64-hosted toolchain is roadmap for the next release.

Or build from source (any Linux distro)

git clone https://github.com/t3m3d/krypton
cd krypton
./build.sh

Prebuilt seeds eliminate the need for external compilers — no gcc / clang at user-invocation time.

VS Code & Google Antigravity Extension (2.3.0)

Syntax highlighting, bracket matching, code folding, and kls-powered diagnostics + completions for Krypton (.k libraries) and KryptScript (.ks scripts). One .vsix installs in both VS Code and Google Antigravity (a VS Code fork) — Extensions panel ’ Install from VSIX.

Download .vsix

Krypton Web Framework (kweb)

kweb is a single-binary CLI that scaffolds, builds, serves, and deploys Krypton sites. The DSL stack:

Bundled inside the Windows installer at C:\krypton\kweb.exe, Linux 2.4.4 as native kweb, and macOS 2.4.4 as kweb plus kweb.app. CLI surface:

kweb init       # scaffold a new site
kweb build            # render to dist/
kweb serve [port]     # local dev server
kweb deploy     # deploy dist/

On Linux, build from source after installing the toolchain:

git clone https://github.com/t3m3d/krypton
cd krypton/web
kcc kweb.htk -o kweb

This very site (krypton-lang.org) is rendered by kweb, written in Krypton.

Verify

After install, confirm the toolchain version:

kcc --version    # kcc version 2.4.4 on macOS/Linux, 2.3.0 on Windows

And confirm the editor extension version inside VS Code / Antigravity:

Extensions panel ’ Krypton ’ v2.3.0