Prerequisites

IntuneCommander has two parts you build and run locally:

• a .NET sidecar (service/) that talks to Microsoft Graph, and
• a Rust + WinUI 3 client (app/) that talks to the sidecar over local HTTP.

This is a Windows-on-ARM64 product (aarch64-pc-windows-msvc). Treat ARM64 as a first-class requirement, not an afterthought.

Windows on ARM64

The client is built and tested for Windows 11 on ARM64. Other hosts and targets aren’t supported today.

What you need

Tool	Why	Check it
Windows 11 on ARM64	The client’s only supported host/target.	winver
.NET SDK 10	The sidecar targets net10.0.	dotnet --version
Rust (stable, 1.95+)	Builds the app client crate.	rustc --version
Windows App SDK runtime 2.0.1	Required by the WinUI 3 client.	winget list "Windows App Runtime"
Git	Clone this repo and its parser dependency.	git --version

Installing the toolchain

# .NET 10 SDK
winget install Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.10

# Rust via rustup (defaults to the stable toolchain)
winget install Rustlang.Rustup
rustup default stable

For the Windows App SDK runtime (2.0.1), install the runtime package from Microsoft’s Windows App SDK downloads. Choose the 2.0.1 runtime for ARM64.

Tip

You don’t need Visual Studio — the command-line SDKs above are enough to build and run IntuneCommander. If a winget package ID has changed, grab the installer from the linked official download page.

Next: Install & build →