bd setup

Generated from bd help --doc setup

Setup integration files for AI editors and coding assistants.

Recipes define where beads workflow instructions are written. Built-in recipes include cursor, claude, gemini, aider, factory, codex, mux, opencode, junie, windsurf, cody, and kilocode.

Examples: bd setup cursor # Install Cursor IDE integration bd setup codex # Install Codex skill + AGENTS.md guidance bd setup codex --global # Install global Codex skill + global AGENTS.md guidance bd setup mux --project # Install Mux workspace layer (.mux/AGENTS.md) bd setup mux --global # Install Mux global layer (~/.mux/AGENTS.md) bd setup mux --project --global # Install both Mux layers bd setup --list # Show all available recipes bd setup --print # Print the template to stdout bd setup -o rules.md # Write template to custom path bd setup --add myeditor .myeditor/rules.md # Add custom recipe

Use 'bd setup <recipe> --check' to verify installation status. Use 'bd setup <recipe> --remove' to uninstall.

bd setup [recipe] [flags]

Flags:

      --add string      Add a custom recipe with given name
      --check           Check if integration is installed
      --global          Install globally (claude/codex/mux; writes to ~/.claude/settings.json, $CODEX_HOME/AGENTS.md or ~/.codex/AGENTS.md, or ~/.mux/AGENTS.md)
      --list            List all available recipes
  -o, --output string   Write template to custom path
      --print           Print the template to stdout
      --project         Install for this project only (gemini/mux)
      --remove          Remove the integration
      --stealth         Use stealth mode (claude/gemini)