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Gee-Code

Installation

Install Gee-Code

Section titled “Install Gee-Code”

One command. That’s it.

macOS / Linux

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Terminal window
curl -fsSL https://gee-desktop.s3.amazonaws.com/GeeCode/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell)

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Terminal window
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://gee-desktop.s3.amazonaws.com/GeeCode/install.ps1 | iex"

This installs the gee-code CLI and all dependencies. When it finishes, you’ll have the gee-code command available in your terminal.

Requirements

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  • macOS, Linux, or Windows 10/11
  • PowerShell 5.1+ (Windows installs)
  • Python 3.10+
  • Node.js 18+ (for the MCP server layer)

Authenticate

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Gee-Code connects to the Gee platform for memory, skills, model routing, and collaboration features. You need to authenticate after installation.

Step 1: Start the auth flow

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Terminal window
gee-code auth login

This will give you a URL and an install code. Open the URL in your browser.

Step 2: Enter your install code

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On the Gee website, enter the install code displayed in your terminal. This links your CLI to your Gee account.

Step 3: Complete your profile

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If this is your first time, you’ll be asked for basic profile information — your name and any preferences you’d like Gee-Code to know about. This powers the memory system so Gee-Code can personalize its behavior across sessions.

Step 4: Verify

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Terminal window
gee-code --version

You should see the current version number. You’re ready to go.

What Just Happened?

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The installer:

  1. Installed the Python package — the gee-code CLI and its runtime
  2. Set up the MCP server — the tool execution layer that gives the AI access to your filesystem, shell, and other capabilities
  3. Created config directories — ~/.gee-code/ for global settings, credentials, and memory

Your API credentials, memory, and preferences are stored locally in ~/.gee-code/. Project-specific configuration lives in .gee/ within each project directory.

Section titled “Optional: Install The Terminal (Recommended)”

The Terminal is the companion desktop app for Gee-Code, with built-in panels for browser, files, editor, git, and timeline workflow.

After installing The Terminal, run gee-code in a terminal panel and it will auto-detect the app integration.

Next Steps

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