CircleCI in your
command line.

Trigger and watch runs, inspect workflows and jobs, pull down artifacts, and validate config — all from your terminal. Every data-returning command speaks --json, so it drops straight into scripts and CI.

Install

$ brew install circleci

Authenticate

$ circleci auth login
or
$ circleci auth signup

Ready to run

$ circleci run get
All platforms and package managers
macOS — Homebrew
brew install circleci
Windows — WinGet
winget install --id CircleCI.CLI
Linux — apt (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Raspberry Pi)
curl -1sLf \ 'https://packages.circleci.com/public/setup.deb.sh' \ | sudo -E bashsudo apt install circleci
Linux — rpm (Fedora, RHEL, SUSE, Amazon)
curl -1sLf \ 'https://packages.circleci.com/public/setup.rpm.sh' \ | sudo -E bashsudo dnf install circleci
Linux — Homebrew
brew install circleci
Linux — Snap
sudo snap install circlecisudo snap connect circleci:password-manager-service

View command reference →

Looking for something else? See the latest release for prebuilt binaries and Linux packages.

Running 'circleci run get -b main' in a terminal