Artemis Runner
The Artemis Runner is a single self-contained binary on Linux and Windows. On macOS it installs from a Python wheels archive and needs Python 3.11.
The easiest way to get the exact download command is the New Artemis runner page in Artemis (Settings → Runners → New Artemis runner). Pick your OS and architecture and it fills in the download command and a single-use registration token for you.
For the full walkthrough (download, configure, start), see the Artemis Runner guide. This page lists direct downloads.
Latest release
These links give the newest stable runner. All downloads are public, with no credentials required.
Latest release: 5.3.2
| OS | Download |
|---|---|
| Linux (x64) | artemis-runner-5.3.2-linux: standalone binary |
| Windows (x64) | artemis-runner-5.3.2-windows.exe: standalone binary |
| macOS | artemis-runner-5.3.2-wheels.tar.gz: Python wheels |
On Linux and Windows, download the binary and run it directly. On macOS, download and extract the wheels archive and install it into a virtual environment:
curl --fail --location -O 'https://files.artemis.turintech.ai/public/artemis-runner/5.3.2/artemis-runner-5.3.2-wheels.tar.gz'
tar -xzf artemis-runner-5.3.2-wheels.tar.gz
cd artemis-runner-5.3.2-wheels
python3.11 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install --find-links wheels/ artemis-runner
Then artemis-runner configure … and artemis-runner start work the same on every platform. Keep the Runner up to date with artemis-runner upgrade.
Specific versions
Every version has its own folder in the runner download folder.