Install noHuman Team 4.2.2
Choose an available installer for your computer, open the app, and follow the setup wizard. noHuman Team supports macOS and Windows. The macOS builds are signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple.
In 4.2.2, questions only you can answer always reach you, and your approvals are recorded and checked. Read What’s new or explore the saved chat search guide. You can also preview files beside chat.
Download for your computer
Apple silicon
Mac with an M-series chip
Version 4.2.2 · 180 MB
Intel Mac
Mac with an Intel processor
Version 4.2.2 · 192 MB
Choose your app access
Activate your product key in the setup wizard. Choose early-adopter pricing, or request Limited test access for 6 months from activation, without a payment card. Your AI provider charges separately.
Choose the right platform release
The team works on both platforms. Desktop control differs by operating system.
macOS
4.2.2- Team, dashboard, credential gateway
- Browser automation in each worker's own Chromium
- Desktop click and type via cliclick; screenshots
- Screen Recording + Accessibility granted to the noHuman Team app
Windows
Desktop- Team, dashboard, credential gateway
- Browser automation and screenshots
- Desktop click and type is experimental (via PowerShell)
- Check the release page for available installers
What you need
Shown for macOS. The app checks these on first launch and names exactly what is missing.
Claude Code engine
Runs workers on a Claude Pro / Max plan. Setup installs missing Claude software with your permission before sign-in, then keeps the connected account on your computer.
opencode engine
Runs workers with a ChatGPT plan or an API key from the built-in provider catalog. Setup installs it when needed, with permission, progress and retry in the app.
A subscription or an API key
Claude Pro/Max, ChatGPT Plus/Pro, or one of 20 built-in provider integrations, including Gemini, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Mistral, Groq, and Bedrock. You need at least one.
Telegram (optional)
One bot token per worker via @BotFather if you want the team mirrored to your phone.
Operating system
macOS (Apple silicon or Intel), or Windows 10/11 with PowerShell 5.1+
Memory
16 GB is comfortable for a four-worker team — each worker is its own process plus a brain process
Disk
A few GB for the app and its engines, plus whatever your team produces
First run, step by step
Download and open the app
Get the installer for your OS above and open it. The setup wizard guides folder selection, AI sign-in and installation of any missing AI software.
Name your team and pick a workspace folder
Use Choose folder to open Finder or Explorer, then Continue to check your selection. This is the folder your workers share with each other and with you.
Connect your AI account
Sign in to a supported Claude or ChatGPT plan, or add another provider’s API key. Choose a model for each noHuman. Gateway-managed connections use stand-in credentials.
Activate your product key
Use your purchased key, or request Limited test access at nohuman.team/test-access. Enter the key and its email in the wizard. Limited test access lasts 6 months from activation; purchased keys follow their own billing terms.
Pick a team template
Choose Startup Team, Dev Squad, or Content Factory. Review each noHuman’s responsibilities and model before launch. Non-leader roles can be changed later; the leader’s role stays fixed. Compare starter teams
Optionally add Telegram tokens
One bot per worker, plus a group so you can watch them talk to each other from your phone.
Launch
The workers start as native processes. Message the leader from the dashboard and watch the delegation happen.
Next time
Open noHuman Team from Applications or the Start menu. It checks for updates on launch and offers them when a new version is out.
Desktop automation and permissions, per OS
Only needed if a worker drives your desktop. Browser work needs none of this on any platform.
macOS — two permissions
Screen Recording. Lets the worker see the screen. Grant it to noHuman Team (the app itself — the capture runs inside it, so granting it to a terminal or node does nothing).
Accessibility. Lets the worker click and type in native apps (via cliclick). System Settings → Privacy & Security. Restart the app after granting.
Windows — no prompts, experimental input
Running the team, browser automation and screenshots need no extra permission.
Windows desktop click and type is experimental. It drives the mouse and keyboard through PowerShell. Browser tools provide the supported path for web work.