homebrew-tap/Casks/agent-joule.rb
David Charlot 93c6277b36 agent-joule 0.3.10
Both DMGs are built from the v0.3.10 tag and their sha256 values were taken
from the published artifacts, then re-verified by downloading each URL the
cask declares and re-hashing it -- so an arm/intel swap would have been
caught, not just a stale version string.

Scoop is deliberately NOT bumped in step with this. The x86_64 Windows leg
did not run for v0.3.10 (its runner host was offline), so
Agent-Joule-x86_64-windows.zip does not exist for this tag and a scoop
manifest pointing at it would 404.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
2026-08-28 13:01:49 -04:00

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cask "agent-joule" do
version "0.3.10"
on_arm do
sha256 "bc6c02868c1272c7c14916aef0db72df75020afb587e372289de745b80f842e6"
url "https://git.transaction.science/Transaction-Science/agent-joule/releases/download/v#{version}/Agent-Joule-aarch64.dmg",
verified: "git.transaction.science/Transaction-Science/agent-joule/"
end
on_intel do
sha256 "307c3ca598e97e2abddf7862be02f81a4c0b2ece1381237a42e48a5b26526495"
url "https://git.transaction.science/Transaction-Science/agent-joule/releases/download/v#{version}/Agent-Joule-x86_64.dmg",
verified: "git.transaction.science/Transaction-Science/agent-joule/"
end
name "Agent Joule"
desc "Energy-metered, deterministic-first AI coding editor (a fork of Zed)"
homepage "https://joule.transaction.science"
app "Joule.app"
caveats <<~EOS
Agent Joule is ad-hoc signed (not yet notarized). If macOS blocks first launch, run:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Joule.app"
EOS
end