This guide is designed for non-technical users (PMs, UX designers) who want to install devorch on a fresh computer without developer tools.
Windows Users: See the Windows Setup Guide for Windows-specific instructions.
Visit the Releases page and download the appropriate zip file for your platform:
- macOS (Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3):
devorch-mac-apple-silicon-vX.X.X.zip - macOS (Intel):
devorch-mac-intel-vX.X.X.zip - Linux:
devorch-linux-vX.X.X.zip - Linux (ARM):
devorch-linux-arm-vX.X.X.zip - Windows:
devorch-windows-vX.X.X.zip
(where vX.X.X is the version number, e.g., v1.0.257)
How to check your Mac type:
- Click the Apple menu () → About This Mac
- Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3): Says "Chip: Apple M1/M2/M3" or similar
- Intel: Says "Processor: Intel"
Double-click the .zip file in your Downloads folder. A new folder will be created.
macOS:
- Open Terminal (search "Terminal" in Spotlight)
- Drag
setup.shfrom the unzipped folder into Terminal - Press Enter
Linux:
- Open a terminal in the unzipped folder
- Run:
./setup.sh
The installer will:
- Copy the
devorchbinary to~/.local/bin - Add
~/.local/binto your PATH - Make the binary executable
Close and reopen your Terminal app.
Now run the setup wizard to install all dependencies:
devorch setup-bedrockThe setup wizard will automatically:
- ✅ Install Homebrew (macOS, if needed)
- ✅ Install Claude Code
- ✅ Install AWS CLI
- ✅ Configure AWS SSO authentication
- ✅ Help you select a Claude model
- ✅ Configure Claude Code settings
That's it! You're ready to use devorch.
This happens because the file was downloaded from the internet. Run from Terminal instead:
cd ~/Downloads/devorch-mac-* # or wherever you unzipped
./setup.shIf you still get an error, remove the quarantine attribute first:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine setup.sh bin/devorch
./setup.shThis means ~/.local/bin is not in your PATH. You can either:
Option 1: Restart your terminal (recommended)
Close and reopen your Terminal app.
Option 2: Add to PATH manually
export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin"To make this permanent, add the line above to your shell profile:
- macOS (zsh):
~/.zshrc - macOS (bash):
~/.bash_profile - Linux (bash):
~/.bashrc
Make the script executable:
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.shThe Homebrew installer may ask for your password. This is normal - Homebrew needs administrator privileges to install system-wide tools.
Make sure you:
- Have been added to the "bedrock-user" group in AWS
- If not, request access in #access-now on Slack
- Complete the browser-based AWS SSO authentication when prompted
Run the debug command to diagnose problems:
devorch debug-bedrockThis will check your configuration and offer to fix common issues. See the AWS Bedrock Setup Guide for more details.
If you prefer using the GitHub CLI (gh):
gh api repos/guicheffer/devorch/contents/installer/setup.sh \
--jq '.content' | base64 -d | shThis downloads and runs the current installer from the repository.
- AWS/Bedrock issues: Run
devorch debug-bedrock- see AWS Bedrock Setup Guide - Access issues: Request in #access-now on Slack
- Questions/Feedback: Ask in #ai-native-pdlc on Slack