This setup can install tools and write agent instruction files. Treat it like any other developer bootstrap script.

Remote bootstrap usage such as:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NihilDigit/coding-agents-setup/main/install.ps1 | iex

downloads and executes PowerShell code from GitHub. Review install.ps1, setup-windows.ps1, and the rule fragments before running it on a machine you care about.

The Windows bootstrap installs PowerShell 7 with winget when pwsh is missing, sets CurrentUser execution policy to RemoteSigned so local setup scripts can run, and then executes the downloaded setup with pwsh -ExecutionPolicy Bypass.

Linux bootstrap usage such as:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NihilDigit/coding-agents-setup/main/install.sh | bash

downloads a repository archive and runs setup-linux.sh. By default the bootstrap downloads the commit from the latest successful smoke-test run triggered by a ci-* tag; branch testing requires an explicit REF/REF_KIND override. The Linux setup writes agent Markdown files and user-local helpers such as ~/.local/bin/clip-run; it does not install system packages or edit shell profiles.

Persistent files overwritten by setup are backed up first. Linux writes adjacent *.bak-<timestamp> files for agent rules and clip-run. Windows writes backups under ~/.coding-agents-backup-<timestamp> before replacing agent rules, PowerShell profiles, setup selection state, or rtk.exe; existing Claude skills links/directories are moved aside with an .old-<timestamp> suffix.

The Windows setup can install agent-browser through the local JavaScript toolchain:

bun install -g agent-browser
agent-browser install

The setup script keeps this behind an explicit prompt with default yes. It also writes ~/.agent-browser/config.json with headed browser automation against the user's Default Chrome profile.

Agent Skills installed with bunx skills add <repo> are also downloaded from GitHub repositories. Review the repository URLs before installing skills on untrusted networks.