Install the CLI

bedrock is a single static binary. No runtime dependencies, no Android SDK required just to install it.

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://pub-23076c351b4c45618532bf7f9c32c316.r2.dev/install.sh | sh

Downloads the right archive for your OS and architecture, verifies its checksum, and installs bedrock to ~/.bedrock/bin. If that directory isn't already on your PATH, the installer prints the one line to add.

To install a specific version instead of the latest:

BEDROCK_VERSION=0.2.0 curl -fsSL https://pub-23076c351b4c45618532bf7f9c32c316.r2.dev/install.sh | sh

Windows

Check the current version, then download that version's .zip, extract bedrock.exe, and place it somewhere on your PATH:

https://pub-23076c351b4c45618532bf7f9c32c316.r2.dev/cli/v<version>/bedrock_windows_amd64.zip

Verify

bedrock --version
bedrock version

Both work. --version is the quick one-liner, bedrock version also prints the commit and build date.

Upgrading

Re-run the installer. It always fetches whichever version you point it at (latest, by default) and overwrites the existing binary in place.

Uninstall

rm ~/.bedrock/bin/bedrock
rm -rf ~/.bedrock   # also removes your saved login and any linked-project config