IntuneGet

A web-based tool that automates deploying Windows applications from the Winget package repository directly into Microsoft Intune. Handles the entire deployment pipeline - searching, packaging apps into .intunewin format, and uploading to your Intune tenant. Features AI-powered app discovery, auto-generated detection rules, PSADT v4 support, configurable update policies, pre-upload permission checks, and multi-channel notifications via Slack, Teams, Discord, email, and webhooks. Self-hostable via Docker with embedded SQLite.

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Ugur Koc

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