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v0.13.4 beta

Release v0.13.4

Mar 19, 2026

Native macOS installer, automatic permission setup, and service restart protection.

Added

  • macOS .pkg Installer — a proper signed and notarized macOS installer package replaces the raw binary download. Installs cleanly on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, including older machines that previously showed a 'Killed: 9' error.
  • macOS Permission Checker — the agent now detects whether Screen Recording, Accessibility, and Full Disk Access are granted, guides users through enabling them on first launch, and reports permission status to the admin dashboard.
  • Help Menu — a new help icon in the header shows the current Breeze version so you always know what you're running.
  • Service Restart Protection — the agent prevents accidental service stops and warns before restarts to avoid disrupting active management sessions.

Improved

  • macOS install scripts now use the .pkg installer and correctly register all CLI flags (--site-id, --device-role).
  • Decommissioned devices now appear in status filters and can be restored directly from the device list.

Fixed

  • Fixed macOS install script using incorrect config and log directory paths.
  • Fixed enrollment not registering --site-id and --device-role flags on macOS.

Installing Breeze on a Mac just got a lot smoother. A signed, notarized .pkg installer handles everything — binary placement, service setup, directory creation, and that pesky macOS quarantine warning. No more “Killed: 9” on older Macs.

Once installed, the agent checks whether it has the macOS permissions it needs (Screen Recording, Accessibility, Full Disk Access) and walks users through granting them. Admins can see each device’s permission status in the dashboard — no more guessing why remote desktop isn’t working on a particular Mac.

We also added restart protection so the agent service can’t be accidentally stopped during active management, and decommissioned devices now show up in filters so they’re never lost from view.