Homebrew tap for Conn

Conn is a terminal you share with the AI agent you already use: it works in your shell, you approve what matters, and typing takes the keyboard back.

brew install --cask eggp-dev/tap/conn

Apple Silicon, macOS 12 or newer. The cask installs the signed and notarized DMG from Conn's GitHub releases and checks it against the SHA-256 published with that release. Conn updates itself from inside the app afterwards.

brew uninstall --cask conn          # your profiles, policy and activity record in ~/.conn stay

How this tap stays current

Casks/conn.rb follows Conn's newest published release. A scheduled workflow runs scripts/update_cask.py, which reads the release list and that release's SHA256SUMS and commits the new version and checksum. Every change is then installed for real on a macOS runner: audit, install, signature and notarization check, version check, uninstall.

If Conn's repository moves, set CONN_REPO for the script and update the two addresses in the cask.