Claude Code's native installer is now generally available.
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Claude Code's native installer is now generally available.
It's simpler, more stable, and doesn't require Node.js. We recommend this as the default installation method for all Claude Code users going forward. -
Claude Code's native installer is now generally available.
It's simpler, more stable, and doesn't require Node.js. We recommend this as the default installation method for all Claude Code users going forward.What’s improved with the native installer:
- The auto-updater is now more stable: users should run into fewer failed updates and bricked installs
- Claude Code is a single, self-contained executable, and no longer has a Node.js dependency -
What’s improved with the native installer:
- The auto-updater is now more stable: users should run into fewer failed updates and bricked installs
- Claude Code is a single, self-contained executable, and no longer has a Node.js dependencyIf you’re already using Claude Code, you can migrate to the new installer:
Close all Claude Code sessions
Run `claude install` in your terminal
For Alpine and musl/uClibc-based distributions, see our full docs below before updating. -
If you’re already using Claude Code, you can migrate to the new installer:
Close all Claude Code sessions
Run `claude install` in your terminal
For Alpine and musl/uClibc-based distributions, see our full docs below before updating.If you’re new to Claude Code, you can now install using Homebrew:
`brew install --cask claude-code`
See the docs for more installation methods across platforms: https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/claude-code/setup -
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