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I can’t send you the Tracer Viewer via SFTP myself, but here’s how to get it without using GitHub. First, confirm whether you actually need an external viewer; Pega’s built-in Tracer in Dev Studio usually covers capture, filter, and inspect. If you do need an offline viewer, ask a teammate who has GitHub access to download the latest release, virus-scan it, and place the zip in your company’s SFTP drop or shared drive. If your org has an internal code host like Bitbucket, GitLab, or Azure DevOps, have them mirror the repo there and give you an SFTP copy from that mirror. If your security team requires it, ask them to fetch the package directly, record the SHA256 checksum, and publish it to an approved internal location. Once you have the zip, extract locally and open the viewer; then export your Pega trace from Dev Studio and load that file into the viewer. If SFTP is the only path, open a short request with the exact file name, version, and checksum so infra can place it for you. As a quick fallback, someone can email the zip to you or attach it to a ticket if that’s allowed