JointLib Desktop Agent
A small Windows application that lets JointLib talk to the engineering software already installed on your machine. The model never leaves your computer — the agent runs the commands locally and sends back only the results.
Because the installer is not yet signed with a code-signing certificate, Windows SmartScreen shows a blue screen reading “Windows protected your PC”. The button you need is hidden under “More info” → “Run anyway”. Some antivirus products may also hold the file back on the first download.
This is a reputation warning, not a detection: SmartScreen simply does not recognise a file it has not seen often enough yet. If you want to be certain the file is the one we published, scan it — it is exactly the file served by the site at /api/agent/download.
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. There is no macOS or Linux build.
- About 200 MB of free disk space.
- No administrator rights — it installs under your own user account.
- An outgoing HTTPS connection. The agent only ever connects out; nothing connects in to it, so no firewall port has to be opened.
The SHA-256 fingerprint of every file we publish, so you can confirm that what you downloaded is what left our server. The link opens the VirusTotal report for the same fingerprint.
5c060649b4ffddbc4c324c25d498d1709749aba7a5b64c00652a5c03b6d8ad32
VirusTotal reportc4b9983a24666b22b4efc3647a7484fc5f0498bca3eda6d77f53d15eba02a0ca
VirusTotal reportTo compute it yourself, in Command Prompt:
certutil -hashfile JointLib-Agent-Setup.exe SHA256
You download the installer once. From then on the agent checks for new versions by itself, downloads only what changed (usually under 100 KB) and restarts when it is not in the middle of a job.
The agent runs on your machine and talks only to JointLib. Model files stay where they are — what travels is the numbers a calculation needs and the results it produces. It is signed in as you, so it can only reach your own projects.