packages-v0.4.107
t8y2/dbxpackages-v0.4.107Oct 4, 2026by github-actions[bot]
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AI Summary
This release introduces precompiled native binaries for the DBX MCP server and CLI, allowing direct execution on macOS, Linux, and Windows without requiring Node.js. It provides installation instructions for both npm packages and native archives, confirming this version is separate from the desktop application.
Key Highlights
- Native binaries available for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- Tools can run without a Node.js dependency.
- Installation instructions provided for both npm and native archives.
- Verification process using SHA256SUMS files.
New Features
- Native binary support for the MCP server.
- Native binary support for the CLI.
- Direct execution capability for both tools.
Full Release Notes
DBX MCP and CLI 0.4.107 provide precompiled native binaries for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Recommended npm installation: ```bash npm install -g @dbx-app/mcp-server@0.4.107 ``` Native archives run without Node.js. Download the archive matching your operating system and CPU, verify it with `SHA256SUMS`, extract `dbx-mcp` (or `dbx-mcp.exe`), and configure your MCP client to run it directly. The CLI archives use the `dbx-cli-*` prefix. Verify them with `CLI-SHA256SUMS`, extract `dbx` (or `dbx.exe`), and run it directly without Node.js. This package release is separate from the DBX desktop application release and is intentionally not marked as the repository's latest release.
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