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@growthcircle/growcli-linux-x64
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Grow CLI is a GrowthCircle-focused fork of OpenAI Codex CLI. It keeps the local coding-agent workflow from Codex and adds a built-in growthcircle model provider so GrowthCircle users can use models from https://growthcircle.id/app/ai with one API key.
This repository is open source under Apache-2.0. Upstream attribution and notices are preserved in LICENSE and NOTICE.
Install Grow CLI from npm:
npm install -g @growthcircle/growcli
growcli --version
growcli
Package:
@growthcircle/growcli.
The same install command is used on supported Linux, macOS, and Windows
machines.
Current npm targets:
Install from source:
git clone https://github.com/Growth-Circle/growcli.git
cd growcli/codex-rs
CODEX_SKIP_VENDORED_BWRAP=1 cargo install --path cli --bin growcli --locked
growcli --version
growcli
Maintainers publish the npm package from GitHub Actions with the manual
npm-publish workflow. It builds native npm payloads for Linux, macOS, and
Windows, publishes them first, then publishes the root package that selects the
right native payload through npm optional dependencies. The repository needs an
NPM_TOKEN secret with publish access to the @growthcircle npm scope.
If GC_API_KEY is not set yet, Grow CLI asks for the GrowthCircle API key on
startup, validates it, saves it locally, and loads the free or paid models
available to that key.
Run from source without installing:
git clone https://github.com/Growth-Circle/growcli.git
cd growcli/codex-rs
cargo run --bin growcli -- --help
Set your GrowthCircle API key:
export GC_API_KEY="your_growthcircle_api_key"
This step is optional for interactive users because growcli can prompt for
the key on first run.
Start the interactive coding agent:
cargo run --bin growcli --
Use a specific model from the GrowthCircle AI dashboard:
cargo run --bin growcli -- -m MODEL_ID
Run a one-shot task:
cargo run --bin growcli -- exec -m MODEL_ID "explain this repository"
Grow CLI defaults to the built-in growthcircle provider:
model_provider = "growthcircle"
Provider details:
https://ai.growthcircle.id/v1Authorization: Bearer $GC_API_KEY or the API key saved during
first-run setupPOST /v1/responsesPOST /v1/chat/completionsPOST /v1/images/generationsAll GrowthCircle models, including free and paid models available to your account, are selected by model ID with -m MODEL_ID or model = "MODEL_ID" in config.
Grow CLI uses the same config system as Codex. To pin a model:
model_provider = "growthcircle"
model = "MODEL_ID"
Save this in ~/.codex/config.toml for your user account, or pass overrides on the command line.
Grow CLI tracks upstream OpenAI Codex CLI where practical. The main fork-specific changes are the GrowthCircle provider defaults, GC_API_KEY authentication, and the growcli command and grow shortcut.
Helpful docs:
FAQs
Native Grow CLI binary for linux-x64
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