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commitdog ships as a single binary with no runtime dependencies. Pick the installation method for your platform below, verify the install, and then move on to setup to configure your platform token.
Run the install script with curl. It detects your architecture (amd64 or arm64), downloads the correct binary from the latest GitHub release, and installs it to /usr/local/bin.
If you are on Arch Linux, you can install from the AUR instead:

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Verify the installation

After installing, confirm that commitdog is on your PATH:
You should see the version number printed to your terminal.

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Next step

Once commitdog is installed, run commitdog setup to configure your email and platform token. See Setup for instructions.
The recommended way to remove commitdog is the built-in uninstall command:
The command asks for confirmation, then removes the commitdog binary and its config directory from your machine. On Linux and macOS, it prompts for sudo if the binary requires elevated permissions to delete. If any step fails, commitdog prints the exact manual command to run instead.If the binary is already gone or you prefer to remove everything by hand, run the commands for your platform: