Install DevThrottle from the command line - two commands, no window
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Install DevThrottle from the command line: two commands, and nothing opens on screen. For a fresh machine, a remote session, or a setup script you want to run unattended.
Filmed on Windows 11 against DevThrottle 2.0.2. The installer binary was checked against the published SHA-256 in the release manifest before it was run.
The account comes at first use, not at install. However you install DevThrottle, it runs your agents' work through your DevThrottle account - so you sign in the first time you connect a gateway, with Google, GitHub or an email address.
00:00 When this route is the right one
00:14 The one thing the installer checks for
00:36 Fetching the command-line installer
00:52 The prereq check: "coding agent, found"
01:12 Installing - two components, nothing skipped
01:28 Opening the Director, with your agent already found
No administrator rights, and no window - which is what lets this sit inside a setup script and finish on a machine nobody is sitting at.
DevThrottle runs coding agents, so it wants to find one on the machine. That is what the first command checks, and it is worth running on a box you have not touched before: it tells you the thing that would otherwise stop the install halfway.
There are three ways to install DevThrottle. This is the command-line route. The other two are the desktop installer with its setup wizard, and handing the job to a coding agent you already have.
Full written version: https://devthrottle.com/docs/install#...