InstallationCLIPlatform Setup

Install ClawMesh CLI in 5 minutes

The ClawMesh CLI connects your local development environment to the managed platform. Install it once and manage all your agents from the command line.

  • One-click installer for macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel)
  • Native Windows installer (no WSL required)
  • Docker support for Linux and CI/CD environments

Get Started

CLI installed? Start building.

Once the CLI is set up, create your first agent.

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macOS installation

Download the installer from clawmesh.app/downloads and run it. The installer handles everything: Homebrew dependencies, Node.js runtime, and CLI configuration.

After installation, run `clawmesh login` to connect the CLI to your account.

Windows installation

Download the Windows installer (.exe) from clawmesh.app/downloads and run it. No WSL or Docker required — the installer includes all dependencies.

Open PowerShell and run `clawmesh login` to authenticate.

Linux installation

For Linux, we recommend using Docker for consistent environments. Clone the ClawMesh repository and run `docker-compose up` to get started.

Alternatively, install via npm: `npm install -g @clawmesh/cli`.

Verify your installation

After installation, verify everything is working by running `clawmesh status`. You should see your logged-in account and workspace.

If you see connection errors, check your firewall settings and ensure the CLI can reach api.clawmesh.app.

Related guides

Getting Started
Create your first workspace and agent.
Configuration
Configure models, skills, and automation.
Pricing
Plans and features.

Q&A

Do I need the CLI to use ClawMesh?

No. You can do everything from the dashboard at app.clawmesh.app. The CLI is for developers who prefer command-line workflows.

What are the system requirements?

macOS 12+, Windows 10+, or Linux with Docker. 4GB RAM minimum, 10GB disk space.

Can I install on multiple machines?

Yes. Your CLI can connect to the same workspace from multiple machines. Agents run on ClawMesh infrastructure, not your local machine.