Install the Pipekit CLI on macOS, Linux, Windows, and NixOS.
Install via your platform's package manager, or grab a precompiled binary from the Pipekit CLI releases page.
brew install pipekit/tap/cliscoop bucket add pipekit https://github.com/pipekit/scoop.git
scoop install pipekit/cliInstall from nixpkgs:
nix profile install nixpkgs#pipekitIn a NixOS or home-manager configuration:
environment.systemPackages = [ pkgs.pipekit ];The Pipekit CLI is proprietary, so the Nix derivation is marked unfree. Set NIXPKGS_ALLOW_UNFREE=1 before installing, or allow the package in your NixOS or home-manager configuration via nixpkgs.config.allowUnfreePredicate.
The nixpkgs entry updates after each CLI release lands a maintainer-reviewed bump PR, so it lags the GitHub release by a few days. To install the newest CLI release immediately, use the interim flake:
A Wolfi-based Docker image ships with each CLI release. Pull pipekit13/cli:<tag> and run it:
The latest tag is pinned to the latest released version of the Pipekit CLI. (To find a specific version, check the tags on Docker Hub.)
Containers are available in linux/amd64 and linux/arm64 variants. Both use Wolfi Linux as the base image.
For more involved container patterns (copying the CLI into your own image, embedding it in a Workflow), see Advanced > Docker container.
An SBOM for the CLI container is embedded within the container image in SPDX format. For extraction commands and signing verification, see Why Pipekit > Security > Software Bill of Materials.
If you don't see a version string, check that the install directory is on your PATH.
Log in and start submitting Workflows.
For Hera workflows, see Using with Hera.
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nix profile install github:pipekit/pipekit-nixdocker run \
-e PIPEKIT_USERNAME=myusername \
-e PIPEKIT_PASSWORD=mypassword \
pipekit13/cli \
pipekit login && \
pipekit list clusterspipekit --version