The BrushCue Command Line Tool Is Now on WinGet
The bcue command line tool is now available through WinGet, the Windows Package Manager. Instead of downloading a zip and editing your PATH by hand, you can install it on Windows with a single command.
Getting Started
Open PowerShell or Windows Terminal and run:
winget install DitoTechnologies.BCueOpen a new terminal and confirm it works:
bcue --versionThen run a script by passing it to the bcue command:
bcue run script.bcueStaying Up to Date
When a new release of bcue is published, you can upgrade with:
winget upgrade DitoTechnologies.BCueOther Platforms
- Windows:
winget install DitoTechnologies.BCue - Linux:
sudo snap install bcue - Mac:
brew install ditotechnologies/tap/bcue - Any platform: download directly from GitHub releases.
Everything runs locally on your computer, so you can point Claude, Codex, or any other AI agent at your .bcue files and have it use bcue to compile and render your projects. If you run into issues or have requests, reach out to support@brushcue.com or open an issue on our GitHub repo.