Get GerberGPT / in your terminal.

One command installs the CLI, wires up your PATH, and puts physics-validated PCB layout a keystroke away. No build step.

[01]//QUICK INSTALL · CHOOSE ONE METHODCOPY · PASTE · RUN

// Pick one method below — a shell script or npm. You run a single command, not both.

Option A — one-line script· no Node required

or

Option B — npm· needs Node

sh — install via macOS

// Prebuilt for Apple Silicon (M1 and newer). Installs to ~/.local/bin. On Intel Macs the installer stops — build from source instead.

Prebuilt platforms

macOSApple Silicon (arm64)aarch64-apple-darwin
Linuxx86_64 · glibcx86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
Windowsx86_64x86_64-pc-windows-msvc

Intel macOS and arm64 Linux have no prebuilt binary yet — build from source.

Prebuilt · no toolchain requiredChecksummed releases from GitHubAuto-updating channel

[02]//AFTER INSTALL · FIRST RUN3 STEPS

[01] · S1

Run one install command

Pick a single method above — a script or npm — and paste its one command into a terminal. It fetches the latest prebuilt binary and drops gerbergpt on your PATH. No build step, no toolchain.

[02] · S2

Authenticate

Run gerbergpt login to start the device-authorization flow. Approve the code in your browser and the CLI stores a scoped token locally.

[03] · S3

Generate layouts

Point the CLI at a schematic or netlist and stream physics-validated footprints, routing, and Gerber output straight to your working directory.

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