Get Started

Hash is a shell. It just happens to have an agent on speed dial.

Step 0: Accept the deal

This is an early-stage project with breaking changes.
If you want a polished tool, you should probably wait.
If you want a sharp experiment, hi.

Tested on

Platform	Terminal	Agent	Status
macOS	Ghostty	Claude Code (ACP)	Primary testing environment

Other platforms (Linux, Windows), terminals, and agents may work but are untested. SSH is not supported — Hash is designed for local terminal use only.

Step 1: Install

Choose the method that works best for you.

Homebrew (Recommended)

brew tap tfcace/hash
brew install hash

Build from source

Prerequisites: Go 1.23+, C compiler (for SQLite), Git.
On Linux, you also need X11 dev libraries (libx11-dev) for clipboard support.

git clone https://github.com/tfcace/hash.git
cd hash
go build -o hash ./cmd/hash

Move hash to somewhere in your PATH:

mv hash ~/.local/bin/
# or
sudo mv hash /usr/local/bin/

Verify

hash --version

Step 2: Configure an agent

Hash is agent-agnostic: ACP (stdio) or HTTP.

Create ~/.config/hash/config.toml with one of these:

~/.config/hash/config.toml (ACP/stdio)

[agent]
transport = "stdio"
command = "claude"

~/.config/hash/config.toml (HTTP)

[agent]
transport = "http"
url = "http://localhost:11434/api/generate"
model = "codellama:13b"

Step 3: Use `??` anywhere

Whole command:

?? show me the 10 biggest files in this folder

Pipe:

cat logs.txt | ?? summarize the failure modes

Single argument (inline fill):

git log --sort-by=?? most recent first

Step 4: Control context (Ctrl+P)

Before you send anything to the agent, open the context picker and choose what goes in. Rule of thumb: send less than you think. You can always add more.

Step 5: Let it learn the boring fixes

If you keep doing the same "permission denied → chmod +x" dance, Hash will eventually stop making you dance.

Shell integration

Hash emits shell integration escape sequences automatically — no configuration needed.

OSC 133 — Marks prompt boundaries for easy navigation between commands (jump to previous/next prompt)
OSC 7 — Reports working directory so new tabs/panes inherit your location

Supported terminals: Ghostty, iTerm2, Kitty, WezTerm, Windows Terminal, VS Code integrated terminal. Terminals without support simply ignore these sequences.