Download a release
Most people don’t need to build from source. Grab a prebuilt release, unzip it, and run.
Releases
Pick a build
Section titled “Pick a build”Each release publishes one zip per architecture:
| Architecture | Asset | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Windows x64 | IntuneCommander-<version>-win-x64.zip | Currently the only published target |
| Windows on ARM64 | IntuneCommander-<version>-win-arm64.zip | Planned — the primary target long-term |
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”- Windows 11.
- The Windows App SDK runtime — the client links against it framework-dependent. Install it from Microsoft if it isn’t already present.
You do not need the .NET SDK: the sidecar in the bundle is self-contained.
Install & run
Section titled “Install & run”- Download the zip for your architecture and extract it.
- Run
Start-IntuneCommander.cmd— it starts the sidecar, waits for it to bind:5099, then launches the client. - Sign in to your tenant; the live screens populate.
The bundle’s docs\RUNBOOK.md has the full prerequisites and the smoke test.
What’s in the bundle
Section titled “What’s in the bundle”IntuneCommander.exe the client (Rust + WinUI 3)sidecar\ the .NET sidecar (Api.exe + runtime) → 127.0.0.1:5099docs\ end-user docsStart-IntuneCommander.cmd launcher (sidecar → client)VERSION the release versionPrefer to build from source?
Section titled “Prefer to build from source?”If you’re developing IntuneCommander or want the latest unreleased code, see Install & build and Cutting a release.