camy is Camy in your terminal: the same agent, memory, and cloud computer you use at camy.ai, as one static binary you can pipe, script, and schedule.
Every guide is here, in reading order.
- Installation — the one-line installer, Homebrew, manual downloads, updating, uninstalling
- Quick start — sign in and do something useful in five minutes
- Authentication — device-flow sign-in, keys, scopes, the keychain, profiles
- Configuration —
config.toml, precedence, profiles, aliases, every environment variable
- Chat — one-shot and continued chats, stdin as context, attachments, the full-screen app
- Approvals — how a pause for a human works: approve, deny, answer,
--wait, headless behavior - The local bridge — what the agent may read, write, or run on your machine, and how you control it
- Workspace — your cloud workspace:
camy vm exec,camy vm shell, lifecycle - Inbox, sweep, and feed — the unified inbox, triage verdicts, the sweep dial, cards
- Jobs, schedules, tasks, and data — durable jobs,
camy schedule, tasks, capture, integrations, webhooks - Canvas — files and published sites from a chat's Code Canvas
- Scripting with camy — the stdout/stderr contract,
--json,--jq,--template,--no-input, cron - Exit codes — the frozen table and the JSON error shape
- Command reference — every command and flag, generated from the binary
- Terminal output and accessibility — color,
NO_COLOR,--accessible, paging, links, inline images - Troubleshooting —
camy doctor, common errors, update problems - Your Mac as a device — Camy.app, the resident agent, scopes, the ledger
- Connectors — the accounts and servers Camy may act through
- Verifying releases — checksums, signatures, SLSA provenance, SBOMs, the release channel layout