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Code Forge CLI

Code Forge is an AI-powered coding assistant CLI that helps you write, review, and understand code.

Installation

Global Installation (Recommended)

You can install Code Forge globally to use it with the simple forge command:

npm install -g forgecode

After installation, you can run the command from anywhere:

forge --help

Using npx (No Installation)

If you prefer not to install anything globally, you can use npx to run Code Forge directly:

npx forgecode

Both methods will automatically download the appropriate binary for your platform.

Supported Platforms

macOS (Intel, Apple Silicon)
Linux (x64, ARM64)
Windows (x64, ARM64)

Usage

Once installed, you can use the forge command:

# If installed globally
forge --version

# Or with npx
npx forgecode --version

Troubleshooting

Linux glibc Compatibility Issues

If you encounter errors like:

/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.XX' not found

This means the binary requires a newer version of glibc than what's available on your system. You can use one of these solutions:

Force using the musl binary (recommended for environments like Codespaces):

# Set environment variable to force musl before installing
export FORCE_MUSL=1
npm install -g forgecode

Update your system's glibc (if you have administrative access)
Use a Docker container with a newer Linux distribution

The musl binary has fewer system dependencies and should work on most Linux systems regardless of glibc version.

License

MIT