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Windows x64 installer (.exe) macOS · Apple Silicon aarch64 (.dmg) macOS · Intel x86_64 (.dmg) Arch · Omarchy native GTK app, through pacman Debian · Ubuntu amd64 (.deb) Other Linux · AppImage x86_64 (.AppImage)

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Linux

Three ways to run it on Linux.

The native GTK app comes as a pacman package, a .deb and an .rpm. The AppImage covers everything else. All of them are the same Toolport.

Arch and Omarchy

native GTK app · pacman

On Arch-based distros the installer adds Toolport's signed pacman repository and installs toolport, a native GTK4 and libadwaita app that follows your theme, tiles like any other window and updates with pacman -Syu.

Arch, Omarchy, EndeavourOS, Manjaro

curl -fsSL https://toolport.app/install.sh | bash

What the script does, if you would rather run it yourself

curl -fsSL https://repo.toolport.app/toolport.gpg | sudo pacman-key --add -
sudo pacman-key --lsign-key A16BFA2E1014BD6BD718CC6E6621247E3FFA6AA7
printf '\n[toolport]\nServer = https://repo.toolport.app/$arch\n' | sudo tee -a /etc/pacman.conf
sudo pacman -Syu toolport

Signing key fingerprint: A16B FA2E 1014 BD6B D718 CC6E 6621 247E 3FFA 6AA7

What "native" does not mean

Not native on every Linux. The native app needs GTK 4.14+, libadwaita 1.5+ and glibc 2.39+, which rules out Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian 12. Those get the AppImage.

One instance, on purpose. Both Linux builds read the same ~/.config/Toolport, so run only one of them.

Debian and Ubuntu

native GTK app · .deb · amd64

The .deb is the native GTK app for Ubuntu 24.04+ and Debian 13+. Download the .deb, then run sudo apt install ./Toolport*.deb. Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian 12 use the AppImage.

Fedora and other distros

AppImage · .rpm · x86_64

Download the AppImage, then chmod +x Toolport*.AppImage and run it.

On Fedora 40+, download the .rpm for the native GTK app and run sudo dnf install ./Toolport*.rpm.

First run

Get it running.

01
Open Toolport and add your MCP servers once, from the catalog or from the configs your AI agents already have. Keys you enter are kept in your OS keychain.
02
Open Clients and switch Toolport on for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or whatever you use.
03
Reload the agent once so it picks up Toolport. Later server changes happen in Toolport.

Setup notes for 45 agents

Installing

Install notes.

Windows

Run the .exe installer. SmartScreen may warn about a new publisher until the download builds reputation; choose More info, then Run anyway. You can check the installer against the SHA-256 on the GitHub release.

macOS

Open the .dmg and drag Toolport to Applications. The build is signed and notarized. Apple Silicon (M1 and later) and Intel Macs use different builds; the button above picks Apple Silicon on a Mac.

Linux

See Linux above: native on Arch and Omarchy, a .deb for Debian and Ubuntu, an AppImage for the rest.