SPStackPilotv0.2.6
Installation · v0.2.6

Install StackPilot.

The current stable release is v0.2.6. The release installers download the native binary and bundled recipe library so StackPilot works from any normal project directory.

View v0.2.6 on GitHub ↗

macOS & Linux

The install script detects your OS and architecture, downloads the latest GitHub release, installs stackpilot into ~/.local/bin, and installs the bundled recipes beside the executable.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gODtECH-Ctl-Create/StackPilot/main/scripts/install.sh | bash
Published native packages currently cover Linux x86_64, macOS x86_64 and macOS Apple Silicon. Linux ARM64 is not published yet.

Windows PowerShell

Run PowerShell as your normal user. The installer downloads the Windows x86_64 archive, installs stackpilot.exe and its recipes into your user profile, and updates your user PATH.

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gODtECH-Ctl-Create/StackPilot/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iex
The v0.2.6 Windows path has been verified end-to-end from installation through diagnostics, recipe discovery, planning and real NestJS project generation.

Verify the installation

stackpilot --version
stackpilot doctor
stackpilot recipes
stackpilot plan smoke-test --recipe base --non-interactive

stackpilot --version should report stackpilot 0.2.6. doctor should validate the bundled recipe directory, and recipes should list the base recipe.

Then create your first backend service:

stackpilot new my-service --language Rust

Release support

PlatformArchitectureRelease package
Windowsx86_64published
Linuxx86_64published
macOSx86_64published
macOSApple Siliconpublished

Install from source

If you already have a Rust toolchain, Cargo can install StackPilot directly from the repository. Release installers are recommended for normal users because they also install the recipe library required by the CLI.

cargo install --git https://github.com/gODtECH-Ctl-Create/StackPilot.git

Continue to the CLI guide →