CLI Releases

Every version of the Rush CLI

The agent runtime — what shipped each version, install commands, and signed binaries for macOS, Linux, and Windows. One page per release.

curl -fsSL https://cdn.getrush.ai/install.sh | bashor brew install phnx-labs/tap/rush

Rush CLI 0.2.40

The CLI becomes a thin cloud client. 31 commands removed across four waves of PHNX-3839 — implementations deleted, not hidden — plus two new cloud commands. Surface: 52 to 23 top-level, 189 to 97 commands, ~21,000 lines gone from the binary. See the Added / Changed / Removed entries below for the detail; this section is the summary and the version stamp.A minor bump rather than a patch because commands were removed: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . is unchanged and still required: prix/factory execs inside a cloud pod (pod-agent.ts:1392) to materialise a registry agent before running it. Local agent authoring moves upstream; carries a banner saying so.This release also supersedes 0.2.40, which was stamped in this file but never reached the registry (PHNX-3922). Its content is included here.

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Rush CLI 0.2.18

Fixes a class of agent failures where an installed agent whose local decryption key (DEK) had drifted out of sync with its container version would fail to run — most visibly, every inbound iMessage to Rush replied "I ran into a problem and couldn't respond."

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Rush CLI 0.2.16

This release closes the Linux-readiness gap left by 0.2.15: the daemon no longer crash-loops on systemd, and give sensible feedback under apt/dnf, and notifications use .

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Rush CLI 0.2.15

First version published through the full packaging pipeline. 0.2.13 and 0.2.14 were built but never uploaded; everything in their entries ships here too.

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Rush CLI 0.2.12

This is the first version tracked in this changelog. Entries for prior versions can be reconstructed from if needed. The CHANGELOG gate in enforces an entry for every release from onward.

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