Autopen
Invited Windows testing

Download the private Windows build.

Sign in with an invited Autopen account, then download the installer directly from this site. The file itself is access-controlled; there is no GitHub account or release page to navigate.

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Secure sign-in is provided by Autopen’s WorkOS identity service.

i Invited internal testing only. Access expires automatically and the installer is never exposed as a public asset.
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Unsigned-test boundary: the current private build is intentionally unsigned while the protected Windows publisher and code-signing process are established. Windows or an employer’s endpoint controls may warn or block it. Do not bypass company policy, and do not use confidential, privileged, regulated, or sensitive meeting content.
Before installing

A controlled test, with clear boundaries.

The signed-in download panel shows the exact version, SHA-256, byte size, and source commit for the current installer. Use only the newest build available on this page.

01

Use the invited account

Sign in through Autopen with the email address invited to this test. WorkOS handles the identity check, and no Autopen or provider token is stored in the page.

02

Verify the installer

In PowerShell, run Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 on the downloaded Setup executable and confirm it matches the exact value shown in the signed-in panel above.

03

Respect endpoint policy

The current-user installer should not request administrator credentials. If Windows or company IT blocks it, stop and report that result rather than weakening a device security control.

First test pass

Start small and keep the evidence useful.

Use a disposable account and a short synthetic conversation. Record versions, times, and visible behavior without copying meeting content into a bug report.

  • Confirm the installer uses the current Windows user and does not ask for elevation.
  • Launch from the Start menu, sign in, sign out, and sign in again.
  • Capture a short synthetic meeting and review live captions, final transcript, and notes.
  • Close and reopen Autopen, then confirm the test meeting and account state synchronize correctly.
  • Try the Teams, Zoom, Webex, or Google Meet prompt only in a disposable test call.
  • Uninstall from Windows Settings and note any warning, policy block, or leftover shortcut.
First-party private downloadAccess controlled
Installer

Current-user Windows 11 Setup executable.

Integrity

Exact SHA-256 and byte size displayed before testing.

Provenance

Full source commit tied to the current installer.

Components

Pinned runtime dependency inventory.

Truthful classification

Clearly marked unsigned internal test, never a signed release candidate.

Need help with the test?

Report behavior, not sensitive content.

Include the Autopen version, source commit, approximate time, Windows version, and a non-sensitive description. Never email meeting audio, transcript text, passwords, access tokens, or employer-confidential screenshots.

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