latest release

Fresh Ubuntu to AI workstation in one command.

hi installs Claude Code, Codex, omp and herdr, wires up ROCm, Docker and NetBird, then checks everything is working. It's a single static binary with no runtime to install.

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// AI toolkit

Your agents, ready at first login.

Every workstation gets the same set of coding agents and GPU tooling, installed per user in ~/.local/bin.

✳↗

Claude Code

Anthropic's agentic coding tool. It reads your codebase, edits files and runs commands from the terminal.

$ claude
>_↗

Codex CLI

OpenAI's coding agent for the terminal. hi installs it without prompts, so setup never stalls.

$ codex
◎↗

omp

A terminal coding agent with the IDE wired in: subagents, plan mode, LSP, DAP and hindsight memory.

$ omp
⋈↗

herdr

The runtime coding agents run on, for keeping several agents working side by side.

$ herdr
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AMD ROCm 10

GPU compute for Strix Halo (gfx1151), plus render and video group access to run local models.

hi install strix
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amd-debug-tools

AMD's diagnostics for sleep, power and GPU state on Ryzen AI machines, installed with pipx.

hi install strix
// Also installed

The rest of the stack.

Ubuntu 26.04 packages and upstream repositories, all signed and upgraded in one pass.

uv python pipx python Node.js + npm Docker Engine + Compose GitHub CLI NetBird mesh VPN btop tmux
// Commands

Small surface, sharp edges.

Each command does one thing and delegates to the native tool underneath.

hi install

Install the workstation software. Offers a hostname change, then asks for sudo once.

hi install strix

Everything above plus ROCm and GPU groups, finishing with a local hardware report.

hi verify strix

Re-run the hardware report after the reboot. Nothing is uploaded.

hi net

Enroll with NetBird. The setup key is read without echo and never lands in shell history.

hi net status · down · reconnect

Check, disconnect or reconnect an enrolled peer without a new key.

hi adduser <name>

Create a user who already has render and video access.

hi version

Print the installed version.

// Strix Halo

Tested on real silicon.

Exercised on an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with Radeon 8060S graphics; the final report detects the GPU through both amd-smi and rocminfo.

  1. Run the one-liner above on Ubuntu 26.04 amd64.
  2. Pick a hostname, enter your sudo password, and let it run.
  3. Reboot, then run hi verify strix for the final report.
  4. Run hi net to join the NetBird mesh.