Installation
Install the FixedHook CLI, create a free account, and verify everything is wired up.
There are three pieces to install: the web account, the CLI on your machine, and the alias that connects them.
Head to the dashboard and sign up. A free account gives you one stable alias, 10,000 events per month, and 3 days of event history.
Pick the install method for your platform.
curl -fsSL https://www.fixedhook.com/cli/install.sh | shInstalls to /usr/local/bin when it is writable, otherwise $HOME/.local/bin.
irm https://www.fixedhook.com/cli/install.ps1 | iexInstalls to %LOCALAPPDATA%\fixedhook\bin and adds it to your user PATH.
Verify the install:
fixedhook versionIf your shell says fixedhook is not found, add the install directory printed by the installer to your PATH, then open a new terminal.
Run the login command. It prints a URL and opens your browser automatically. Sign in to authenticate the CLI.
fixedhook loginPick a subdomain — it becomes the public webhook URL you'll register in every provider. The subdomain must be 3–32 characters, alphanumeric with hyphens, and not reserved.
fixedhook aliases create my-app-devThe CLI prints the public URL:
✓ Created my-app-dev.fixedhook.com and set it as the default aliasVerify the install
You should be able to run all three commands without errors:
fixedhook version
fixedhook doctor
fixedhook aliases listIf aliases list errors, run fixedhook login again.
Updating
The CLI self-updates to the latest release:
fixedhook upgradeThis downloads the latest binary for your platform, verifies its checksum, and replaces the running binary in place. fixedhook version also prints an update notice when a newer version is available.
Uninstalling
# macOS / Linux
rm "$(which fixedhook)"
# Windows (PowerShell)
Remove-Item "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\fixedhook\bin\fixedhook.exe"Your dashboard data and aliases are kept server-side. Removing the CLI does not cancel your account.