# SummonAI Kit command line tool

> Install SummonAI Kit with the summonaikit command line tool: install scripts, sign-in, the install command, the kit download and the release feed.

summonaikit is the command line tool that installs SummonAI Kit into Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. It signs you in to your licence, downloads the current kit, and places the skills, subagents and hooks where your assistant looks for them. It is not published to a package manager: it installs as a binary, fetched straight from cli.summonaikit.com by the two scripts below.

## Install the command line tool

One line, on any machine. The script detects your platform, downloads the binary and puts it on your path.

macOS and Linux:

```bash
curl -fsSL https://cli.summonaikit.com/install.sh | bash
```

Windows (PowerShell):

```powershell
irm https://cli.summonaikit.com/install.ps1 | iex
```

- [install.sh (macOS and Linux)](https://cli.summonaikit.com/install.sh)
- [install.ps1 (Windows)](https://cli.summonaikit.com/install.ps1)

## Sign in and install the kit

Signing in opens a browser page to authorize the machine, then finishes on its own. The install step writes into your home folder, so the kit is available in every project rather than just the one you are standing in.

Sign in:

```bash
summonaikit login
```

Install the kit for every project:

```bash
summonaikit install --global
```

## Running it from an agent, with no terminal attached

Sign-in draws an interactive terminal interface by default, which fails when there is no terminal to draw into, for example inside another agent or in continuous integration. Add --json to either command below and it prints JSON instead, one object per line. Sign-in prints a line whose event is "verification", carrying the link and the code to approve, and then a line whose event is "result". Install prints a single line whose event is "result".

Headless sign-in:

```bash
summonaikit login --json
```

Headless install:

```bash
summonaikit install --global --json
```

## Download the kit without the command line tool

The kit is also downloadable as an archive, with written instructions for where each folder goes. It is gated: you have to be signed in and hold a licence, so this is not an open download link.

- [Manual install and kit download](https://summonaikit.com/dashboard/manual-install)

## Releases

Every release is written up in plain language, newest first, and the same list is published as JSON for anything that would rather read it than a page.

- [Changelog](https://summonaikit.com/changelog)
- [Release feed (JSON)](https://cli.summonaikit.com/cli/latest/changelog.json)

## If something goes wrong

Install problems, sign-in problems and licence problems all go to the same place, and are answered by the person who builds the tool: hello@summonaikit.com.

- [Email hello@summonaikit.com](mailto:hello@summonaikit.com)

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Every page on https://summonaikit.com serves this Markdown from its own URL to any client sending `Accept: text/markdown`, or from the same path with `.md` appended.

- Site index for agents: https://summonaikit.com/llms.txt
- Sitemap: https://summonaikit.com/sitemap.xml
- A person reads hello@summonaikit.com