Developer Machine Setup
Set up your development machine with the Wendy CLI
CLI Installation
Install the Wendy CLI for your development machine.
curl -fsSL https://install.wendy.sh/cli.sh | bashVerify the installation:
wendy --versioncurl -fsSL https://install.wendy.sh/cli.sh | bashVerify the installation:
wendy --versionInstall via winget:
winget install WendyLabs.Wendy --source wingetTo upgrade to the latest version:
winget upgrade WendyLabs.Wendy --source wingetVerify the installation:
wendy --versionThe wendy CLI is your developer tool for building, discovering, and deploying apps to Wendy devices. It helps set up WendyOS on NVIDIA Jetson and Raspberry Pi, and Wendy for Mac is in progress for headless Mac targets.
AI Coding Agent Setup
Install the Wendy plugin if you want Codex or Claude Code to create and run Wendy apps for you. The Git source is wendylabsinc/wendy-agentic-coding; in Codex, the plugin appears as @Wendy.
codex plugin marketplace add wendylabsinc/wendy-agentic-codingThen open Codex and install it from /plugins.
claude plugin marketplace add wendylabsinc/wendy-agentic-coding && claude plugin install wendy-agentic-coding@wendy-agentic-codingNext Steps
Once your developer machine is ready, choose the branch that matches where you want to deploy first:
- Setup your NVIDIA Jetson with WendyOS if you are building for GPU-accelerated edge AI on Orin Nano or AGX Orin.
- Setup your Raspberry Pi 5 with WendyOS if you want a compact ARM64 development or robotics target.
- Setup an Ubuntu machine if you want to run
wendy-agenton an existing Linux box, VM, or remote machine. - Track Wendy for Mac on the roadmap if you want to deploy, manage, and debug headless Mac mini or Mac Studio targets.