TestRelicInstall the TestRelic CLI
Install the testrelic CLI on Linux, macOS, or Windows with a one-line script, and pin a release with environment variables.
The production installer drops testrelic (plus the tr and ask-ai shortcuts) into
~/.testrelic/bin, owns the command name, and adds it to your PATH. Supported targets:
Linux x86_64/arm64, macOS arm64/x86_64, and Windows x86_64.
Auto-update is on by default — the CLI keeps itself current, so a one-time install stays
up to date. Pin a specific release with TESTRELIC_VERSION (see below) if you'd rather
control upgrades yourself.
curl -fsSL https://testrelic.ai/install.sh | shVerify
testrelic --version
testrelic doctor # auth / MCP / terminal diagnosticsInstaller environment variables
| Variable | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
TESTRELIC_VERSION | latest | Pin a release tag, e.g. v0.2.0. |
TESTRELIC_INSTALL_DIR | ~/.testrelic/bin | Install location. |
TESTRELIC_DL_BASE | TestRelic releases bucket | Download host, for mirrors or air-gapped installs. |
TESTRELIC_DRY_RUN | unset | Set to 1 to print what would happen and exit. |
For example, to pin a version:
TESTRELIC_VERSION=v0.2.0 curl -fsSL https://testrelic.ai/install.sh | shThe `tr` shortcut on Unix
On Unix shells the tr shortcut shadows coreutils tr when the install directory precedes
the system PATH. Use the full testrelic name if that matters to you.
Next steps
→ Quickstart — log in and ask your first question.