CloudSurf Terminal

Surfy and your workspace from the command line. Your docs, tasks, code and connected devices, in your shell.

One line on macOS or Linux. The installer checks the download against the release's sha256 and never asks for sudo.

curl -fsSL https://cloudsurf.com/install.sh | sh

Homebrew: brew install cloudsurf-software/tap/cloudsurf

Talk to Surfy where you work.

Ask for a doc, a plan, a change to a site. Surfy reads what you have open and writes back into your workspace.

Your code, your tasks, your devices.

Browse repositories, review a diff, move a task, reach a connected computer. The same workspace as the apps.

Cloud AI or your own models.

Use Surfy's cloud AI, or a model running on one of your own connected machines. Switch with one command.

Every download.

Signed and notarized on macOS. One archive per platform, the sha256 of each on the release page.

macOS, Apple silicon

M1 and later.

Download .tar.gz →

macOS, Intel

Intel Macs.

Download .tar.gz →

Linux, x86_64

Ubuntu 22.04 and later, Debian 12 and later, Fedora 36 and later.

Download .tar.gz →
Already using surfspace or mako?

They keep working. Both are the same program and answer as before, with one line saying the command is now cloudsurf. The surfy command is installed beside it.

Then sign in.

Run cloudsurf login, open your workspace, and Surfy is one line away. New to CloudSurf? Create your account first.