◆ install · cli

Install the kuzy CLI.

One bash command. Clones the repo, installs the Python package in editable mode under~/.kuzy/src, and links the kuzy launcher into ~/.local/bin.

install

curl -fsSL https://kapakgpt.com/install.sh | bash

◆ what it does (read it first if you'd like)

bash

# 1. refuses to run as root
# 2. requires Python 3.11+ and git
# 3. clones https://github.com/bulbulogludemir/kuzy.git → ~/.kuzy/src
# 4. python3 -m pip install --user -e ~/.kuzy/src
# 5. ln -sf ~/.kuzy/src/kuzy ~/.local/bin/kuzy
#    ln -sf ~/.kuzy/src/henry ~/.local/bin/henry  # legacy alias

Or read the script before piping it: kapakgpt.com/install.sh.

◆ prefer manual?

manual install

git clone https://github.com/bulbulogludemir/kuzy.git ~/.kuzy/src
cd ~/.kuzy/src
python3 -m pip install --user -e .
ln -sf "$PWD/kuzy" ~/.local/bin/kuzy
ln -sf "$PWD/henry" ~/.local/bin/henry   # legacy alias

◆ requirements

Python

3.11 or later

Platform

macOS · Linux

Disk

~100 MB (sources + deps)

Network

Online for first install

◆ verify install

bash

$ kuzy --version
# kuzy version is bumped in pyproject.toml; --version reads it back.

$ kuzy --help
# usage / sub-commands

Read before you pipe to shell.

Piping curl into sh is convenient but only safe if you trust the source. The script is short — it's reasonable to fetch it, read it, and then run it. The source lives in website/public/install.sh.

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