v1.5.0 — Cross-Platform Support (macOS, Linux, Windows)

Autopilot v1.5.0 — Cross-Platform Support

Autopilot now runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Same interface, same security model, three platforms.

Credential Store (keychain.sh)

The unified keychain.sh wrapper now auto-detects the OS and uses the native encrypted credential store:

Platform	Backend	How credentials are stored
macOS	macOS Keychain (security command)	Encrypted by Keychain Services
Linux	GNOME Keyring / libsecret (secret-tool)	Encrypted by libsecret
Windows	Windows Credential Manager (cmdkey + PowerShell)	Encrypted by DPAPI
WSL	Auto-detects: uses secret-tool if installed, otherwise cmdkey.exe	Depends on chosen backend

Same commands work everywhere:

keychain.sh get vercel api-token
keychain.sh set vercel api-token
keychain.sh has vercel api-token
keychain.sh list

Installer (install.sh)

• Auto-detects platform (macOS / Linux / Windows / WSL)
• Uses the right package manager: brew (macOS), apt/dnf/pacman (Linux), choco/winget/scoop (Windows)
• Installs credential store prerequisites automatically (libsecret-tools on Linux)
• No longer blocks non-macOS platforms

CLI Installer (setup-clis.sh)

• Tries npm first (works everywhere) for tools like Vercel, Wrangler, Firebase
• Falls back to platform-specific package managers for tools like gh, jq, aws
• Shows platform in --check output

What's the same across platforms

• Guardian hook (shell script — works in bash everywhere)
• Agent definition (markdown — platform-agnostic)
• Service registries, decision framework, execution log
• Browser automation via Playwright MCP

Prerequisites by platform

Platform	Credential Store	Package Manager	Shell
macOS	Built-in	Homebrew	bash/zsh
Linux	sudo apt install libsecret-tools	apt/dnf/pacman/brew	bash
Windows	Built-in	choco/winget/scoop	Git Bash
WSL	sudo apt install libsecret-tools OR Windows cmdkey	apt	bash