Installation
The Driverforge CLI (driverforge) is a single, dependency-free binary. Install
it with your platform's package manager, or with the install script on Linux.
The driverforge CLI is in preview. Commands and flags documented here may change
before the stable release. Follow along or share feedback on our
roadmap.
macOS
brew tap driverforge/tap
brew install driverforge
Homebrew (6.0 and later) refuses to install from a third-party tap until you explicitly trust it — this is standard for all non-official taps, not specific to Driverforge. When brew asks, review the tap and trust it:
brew trust driverforge/tap
then re-run brew install driverforge. Trusting records your one-time consent
to install packages from our tap. What you're trusting is
driverforge/homebrew-tap — it
contains only the machine-generated cask, updated automatically on each
release, and the binaries it installs are downloaded from
releases.driverforge.com.
Linux / WSL
curl -sSL https://releases.driverforge.com/install.sh | sh
Windows
scoop bucket add driverforge https://github.com/driverforge/scoop-bucket
scoop install driverforge
Verify the install
Check the install worked and see the version:
driverforge version
Staying current
The CLI is owned by the package manager that installed it, so upgrades happen
the same way: brew upgrade driverforge, scoop update driverforge, or re-run
the install script. See Upgrading for how the CLI, the Anvil
Agent, and the embedded SDK each stay up to date.