# Install PromptPilot Voice on this Mac

You are helping me install **PromptPilot Voice**, a macOS dictation app
(https://promptpilotai.in/voice).

Context you should know: the app ships ad-hoc signed while Apple Developer
notarization is in review, so a browser-downloaded .dmg triggers Gatekeeper's
"damaged and can't be opened" warning. The supported install path is the
official install script, which downloads the .dmg, verifies its SHA-256
against a hash pinned in the script, installs to /Applications, removes the
quarantine attribute, and launches the app.

Follow these steps:

1. **Check preconditions.** Run `uname -sm`. This app requires macOS on
   Apple Silicon (`Darwin arm64`). If that's not what you see, stop and
   tell me — don't attempt a workaround.

2. **Fetch and read the install script before running anything:**

       curl -fsSL https://promptpilotai.in/install-voice.sh

   Confirm it does only what's described above: downloads
   PromptPilot-Voice.dmg from a pinned URL, verifies a pinned SHA-256,
   mounts it, copies the app to /Applications, strips
   com.apple.quarantine, and opens the app. If anything looks different
   or suspicious, stop and show me what you found.

3. **If satisfied, run it:**

       curl -fsSL https://promptpilotai.in/install-voice.sh | bash

4. **Verify.** Confirm "/Applications/PromptPilot Voice.app" exists and
   the app launched (`pgrep -x promptpilot-voice`).

5. **Special case:** if I already dragged the app in from the .dmg and
   macOS calls it "damaged", don't reinstall — run
   `xattr -cr "/Applications/PromptPilot Voice.app"` and open it again.

6. **Report.** Tell me plainly what you did and whether it succeeded,
   with exact error output if not. If the script reported a checksum
   mismatch, do NOT work around it — it refuses to install on purpose.
   Tell me to wait a few minutes (a release may be mid-publish) or
   report it at https://promptpilotai.in/voice.

After launch, macOS prompts me for Microphone access on first dictation,
and Accessibility is granted manually in System Settings → Privacy &
Security. The app walks me through those — nothing for you to do.