install/build: require macOS 26 with a clear early error - #9
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install.sh checked Darwin + arm64 but not the OS version. maic needs FoundationModels (macOS 26+), so on older macOS the install succeeded and the binary then failed to launch with a cryptic dyld version error. Add a sw_vers guard to both install.sh and build.sh so they fail fast with 'requires macOS 26 or later (detected <ver>)' instead. Closes #8
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Closes #8
Problem
install.shcheckedDarwin+arm64but not the macOS version. maic needs FoundationModels (macOS 26+, perPackage.swift), so on macOS 25 or earlier the install succeeded and the binary then failed to launch with a cryptic dyld version error instead of a friendly, actionable message.Change
Add a
sw_vers-based guard to both scripts, failing fast before any network/build step:install.sh— immediately after the arm64 check, using the existingerr()helper.build.sh— beforeswift build, usingecho … >&2; exit 1(noerr()helper there).Fails safe: if
sw_versis missing or returns non-numeric/empty,[ "" -ge 26 ]errors (silenced via2>/dev/null) and the abort still fires.Verification
bash -n install.shandzsh -n build.shpass.sw_vers:15.5/25.9→ abort (exit 1) with the message, before any download/build;26.0/26.5.2/27.1→ proceed.swift run maicTests) green./code-review(standards + spec) came back clean.Out of scope: runtime availability messaging (already handled via
SystemLanguageModel.default.availability).