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Download and install the CID desktop app on Windows, macOS or Linux.
this page on cid.pumpkins.devCID is an Electron desktop app. All actual execution — reading your local git repo, running workflow steps on your computer, or connecting to a server over SSH/SFTP — happens on your own machine. The app talks to a small API only to store project config and run history.
.dmg and drag CID into Applications.macOS asks because CID isn't notarized by Apple yet, not because anything is wrong with it. If you prefer the terminal, xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/CID.app does the same as Open Anyway. On macOS, workflows that run on this computer use Bash with your normal shell PATH, so Homebrew tools like node and git work.
amd64).$ sudo apt install ./cid_*_amd64.deb
Then open CID from your app menu, or run cid in a terminal. To remove it later: sudo apt remove cid.
On Linux, workflows that run on this computer use Bash. The package is for 64-bit Intel/AMD machines; ARM computers (like a Raspberry Pi) and Fedora/RPM-based systems aren't supported yet.
Need an older version, or want to see what changed? The changelog lists every release with its notes and lets you download any of them. The download buttons on the site detect your system and offer the right file.
If this is your first time here, continue to Create your account — sign-up happens on the website, not inside the app.
By default CID-app talks to the hosted API. If you're self-hosting CID-api, set the API_URL environment variable before launching the app (this is a developer/self-hoster setting, not exposed in the UI).
API_URL=https://your-cid-api.example.com