Mini Ora 1.1.0 RC.3 — preview downloads
13 September 2026

Scanner 1.1.0 + VS Code extension 1.1.1.
Built in collaboration with Oren and Nautilus.

RC.3 rebuilds the scanners for broader Python analysis: matching helper calls
and returns, fixed-signature argument binding and function-local imports.
Ambiguous bindings remain unresolved and recursive tracing stays bounded.
The paired extension and encrypted rules are unchanged from RC.2.
This is a development preview, not a final 2.0 release.

DOWNLOADS

macOS universal (Apple Silicon and Intel), signed, Apple-notarized and stapled:
https://defend.sprk3.com/download/testing/1.1.0-rc.3/sprk3-mini-ora-public-universal-1.1.0-rc.3.pkg

Linux ARM64 (aarch64):
https://defend.sprk3.com/download/testing/1.1.0-rc.3/sprk3-mini-ora-1.1.0-rc.3-linux-aarch64.tar.gz

Linux Intel/AMD (x86_64):
https://defend.sprk3.com/download/testing/1.1.0-rc.3/sprk3-mini-ora-1.1.0-rc.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz

Standalone VS Code extension 1.1.1 (included in each installer above):
https://defend.sprk3.com/download/testing/1.1.0-rc.3/NLTC.sprk3-argus-1.1.1-preview.vsix

Checksums: https://defend.sprk3.com/download/testing/1.1.0-rc.3/SHA256SUMS
Validation: https://defend.sprk3.com/download/testing/1.1.0-rc.3/VALIDATION.json
Every installer and VSIX also has a .sha256 sidecar at its download URL.

INSTALL OR UPGRADE ON MACOS

Verify the package checksum, open the RC.3 .pkg, and finish Mini Ora Setup with
an explicit project folder and your beta activation token. Both are required.
Reload VS Code afterward. The package receipt, Setup app and scanner report
1.1.0; the extension reports 1.1.1. Use the RC.3 filename and checksum to identify
these rebuilt scanners. The bundled README retains earlier RC.2 download links;
use the RC.3 links in this download guide for the latest preview.

INSTALL OR UPGRADE ON LINUX

Use uname -m to choose the correct RC.3 archive. Debian 12+ or Ubuntu 24.04+,
glibc 2.36+, Git, systemd user services and an unlocked desktop Secret Service
keyring are required. Read the bundle README for prerequisites. Extract the
archive and run as your normal desktop user, without sudo:

    ./install.sh /absolute/path/to/project

First installation requires your beta activation token at the private prompt.
An upgrade attempts to reuse existing activation. Reload VS Code afterward.

UPGRADING FROM RC.1 OR RC.2

Run the full RC.3 package or Linux installer to install the rebuilt scanners.
Installing the standalone extension alone does not deliver RC.3 analysis.

VERIFY AND ACCEPTANCE

In the download folder, use shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS on macOS, or
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS on Linux. Download all four artifacts for this combined
checksum file, or use the individual .sha256 sidecar for your chosen artifact.

Passed: 450 Mac source regression tests; 415 native ARM Linux source tests
(35 Mac-only tests skipped); 26 packaged feature checks on each of four
architectures; 86 compiled-module project tests on each Linux architecture.
Paired extension workflows passed on ARM Mac, Intel Mac and ARM Linux.
Native ARM Linux fresh installation and RC.2 upgrade passed 33 checks each.
Apple accepted the Mac installer; its stapled ticket and Gatekeeper checks pass.
All 17 expanded payload files match the tested package after stapling.

Intel Mac and Intel Linux runtime checks used Rosetta emulation. Linux desktop
tests used simulated activation with real systemd, Secret Service and VS Code.
Clean-machine macOS installation, live customer activation, the reported
customer workflow and native Intel Linux desktop acceptance remain pending.
Windows and production Defend runtime collection/enforcement are not included.

The normal Mini Ora download continues to serve release 1.0.2. Earlier preview
URLs remain available. Source scans stay local. Support: support@sprk3.com.