EMULO

Emulo Pro

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The download is free. You sign in once on first run, and after that Emulo runs on your machine — no network needed, nothing uploaded.

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Windows · Python 3.11 · one zip

SHA-256 of the zip:

Published with the first release.

Everything below is how the download works once it exists. The button turns on with the first signed release, and the checksum fills in beside it.

1. Check what you got

Before unpacking anything, compare the hash of the file you downloaded against the one printed above. It takes a second and it is the whole point of publishing it.

Get-FileHash .\emulo-pro-*.zip -Algorithm SHA256

If it does not match, do not install it. Download it again.

A file named emulo-pro-<version>-rehearsal.zip is a build rehearsal, not a release. It says so in the filename on purpose, so you never have to open one to find out.

2. Install

Unpack the zip and double-click Install Emulo.cmd. It installs into your Windows account. No administrator access is needed.

If it cannot find Python 3.11, install Python 3.11 and run it again. Pro checks the integrity of every file it reads, and Python 3.13 on Windows reports file timestamps inconsistently enough to break that check — so installing on 3.13 is refused outright rather than allowed to fail strangely later.

There is a manual route too, in the install guide inside the zip.

3. Sign in, once

The first run shows a short code and opens your browser. You sign in there with Google or GitHub and enter the code.

Emulo never sees your password. The browser does the authenticating and Emulo only ever receives a token for this device. There is no password field anywhere in Emulo, and there never will be.

After that this device stays signed in. The licence lives on your machine and is checked locally, so Emulo keeps working with no network at all. It renews itself quietly when you are online; when you are not, nothing breaks and nothing nags.

What it does with your sessions

It reads the AI coding sessions already on your computer and turns what you actually do into skills, workflows and a profile your agent reads before every task. Raw sessions, local paths and decryption keys never leave the device. The privacy policy is the long version.

Requirements

  1. Windows.
  2. Python 3.11 — exactly, for the reason above.
  3. Claude Code or Codex installed, so there are sessions to read. Emulo runs through the agent you already have, so there is no API key to add.

The open-source CLI

Emulo the profile miner is open source and needs none of this. pip install emulo, or read the repository. Pro is the Museum: the desktop app, the reference board, the curator and the workflows.