Overview
AI Manager for Windows is a native PowerShell 7 and WinForms tray application that provides version checks, release notes, explicit updates, and local update history for common AI tools in one dashboard. The application interface is currently in Danish, but an English guide and a Danish guide are included. The built-in catalog covers Antigravity CLI, Codex CLI, Claude Code, GitHub CLI, Antigravity Desktop, Claude Desktop, and the ChatGPT / Codex Windows app, as well as additional WinGet or Microsoft Store packages that users add in the dashboard. AI Manager separates checking from updating: 'Check now reads installed and published versions; it never installs anything.' An update begins only after the user presses an update button, and success is reported only when the requested version or a newer one is confirmed. The dashboard groups desktop apps and command-line tools, supports search and filters, and distinguishes updates, current or newer installations, missing tools, and states that need attention. Release notes show the installed version, the available version, and the changes between them when the publisher sources can provide that detail. Runtime state is stored under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Hovborg\AI-Manager by default, including settings, bounded logs, local history, observed versions, release-note cache, runtime status, and a notification icon. Version checks contact configured publisher endpoints and WinGet sources, and AI Manager does not download or execute replacement scripts for itself. When an update is explicitly requested, it runs the tool's own updater or a fixed, non-interactive WinGet upgrade command and then verifies the installed version.
Pricing
Free
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Use Cases
- Teams use AI Manager to check installed and published versions of AI tools without installing anything.
- Teams use AI Manager to update multiple AI tools after reviewing release notes and confirming updates.
- Teams use AI Manager to perform read-only version checks from the command line without opening the graphical interface.
- Teams use AI Manager to get machine-readable version check output for automation.
- Teams use AI Manager to optionally start the manager automatically with Windows via a per-user Scheduled Task.
- Teams use AI Manager to store runtime state in a custom location for isolation.
- Teams use AI Manager to run a safe synthetic test suite without invoking the live manager or installing packages.
Features
View AI tools from Windows tray
Track AI tool versions
Read tool release notes
Control when updates happen
Use English and Danish guides
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