Install

Tibi ships as a single CLI binary. Once installed you can build, run, and serve .tibi projects without writing any Rust.

Linux one-liner stable

Drops tibi + cargo-tibi onto $PATH (default ~/.local/bin). Re-run the same command to upgrade. Works in WSL too.

Windows one-liner stable

PowerShell. Drops tibi.exe + cargo-tibi.exe into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\tibi and adds it to your user PATH — open a new terminal for the first install to be picked up. Re-run the same command (or tibi update) to upgrade.

Prefer to read first? Inspect the script:

Then verify:

Start a project

The starter project is just .tibi-config + a pages/ folder + a small package.json whose preinstall hook re-runs the installer on PaaS build environments. No Cargo.toml, no src/main.rs, no Rust to learn until you want to.

Editor support stable

VS Code only installs VSIX from a local file — but you can curl-then-install in one go. The docs proxy fetches the matching channel's VSIX from the OCI registry on demand:

Or download manually and install through Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+P → Extensions: Install from VSIX…:

An auto-update channel (VS Code custom gallery) is in the works — until it lands, re-run the curl one-liner above to upgrade.