aix command install

Install a slash command from a repository, local path, or git URL

Synopsis

Install a slash command from a configured repository, local file/directory, or git URL.

The source can be:

A command name to search in configured repositories
A local .md file containing the command definition
A directory containing a command.md file or any .md file
A git URL (https://, git@, or .git suffix)

When given a name (not a path), aix searches configured repositories first. If the command exists in multiple repositories, you will be prompted to select one. Use –file to skip repo search and treat the argument as a file path.

For git URLs, the repository is cloned to a temporary directory, the command is installed, and the temporary directory is cleaned up.

aix command install <source> [flags]

Examples

  # Install by name from configured repos
  aix command install review

  # Install from a local file
  aix command install ./review.md
  aix command install --file review.md  # Force file path interpretation

  # Install from a directory
  aix command install ./my-command/

  # Install from a git repository
  aix command install https://github.com/user/my-command.git
  aix command install git@github.com:user/my-command.git

  # Force overwrite existing command
  aix command install review --force

  # Install to a specific platform
  aix command install review --platform claude

  See Also:
    aix command remove   - Remove an installed command
    aix command edit     - Edit a command definition
    aix command init     - Create a new command

Options

  -f, --file    treat argument as a file path instead of searching repos
      --force   overwrite existing command without confirmation
  -h, --help    help for install

Options inherited from parent commands

      --log-file string     write logs to file in JSON format
      --log-format string   log format: text, json (default "text")
  -p, --platform strings    target platform(s): claude, opencode (default: all detected)
  -q, --quiet               suppress non-error output
  -v, --verbose count       increase verbosity level (e.g., -v, -vv)

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