Windows download

Evaluate CMT on your own Codex records for 30 days.

Download the signed Windows package, compare the published SHA-256 value, and start with a small review set.

CMT Codex Toolbox

System requirements

CMT is distributed as a Windows desktop application.

  • Use a supported 64-bit Windows installation
  • Keep sufficient space for selected backups
  • Close Codex before database compression or maintenance

Verify before installing

Use the published file size and SHA-256 digest to confirm the package was not changed.

  • Download only from the official CMT website
  • Retain the checksum with deployment records
  • Contact support if signature or digest validation fails

Start the evaluation

Installation does not require an immediate purchase decision.

  • Select the detected Codex data folder
  • Run a health check before maintenance
  • Follow the 30-day evaluation plan

What the package includes

The Windows distribution contains the desktop application and the files needed for normal operation.

  • Use the published filename as the release reference
  • Do not replace signed files with files from another source
  • Keep release notes with managed deployments

Install or update

Close the existing application, verify the new package, and follow the Windows installation prompts.

  • Preserve important backups before major updates
  • Do not run multiple installers at the same time
  • Open CMT and confirm the displayed version after installation

First-run checks

Confirm the detected folder and available disk space before allowing maintenance actions.

  • Review folder permissions
  • Complete the initial conversation scan
  • Test notification and backup destinations

Download troubleshooting

A blocked or mismatched package should be investigated before execution.

  • Retry only from the official download page
  • Record browser, filename, size, signature, and checksum results
  • Send the evidence to support without attaching private conversations

Organize Codex conversations, handoffs, and backups