DedNets Homebrew tap

The Homebrew tap for dednetsctl, the DedNets CLI and MCP server: enroll hosts, publish services at public HTTPS URLs, set up watchdogs, and let an AI agent drive all of it.

brew install dednets/tap/dednetsctl

dednetsctl version
dednetsctl mcp -h        # the MCP server for AI agents; nothing is started

The formula downloads a plain tarball from https://releases.dednets.com/cli/ and installs a single static binary. It covers macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux (arm64 and amd64). Windows gets no formula: Homebrew does not run there. Download the CLI from your Console's /dist instead.

Point it at your Console and give it a token before first use:

export DEDNETS_CONSOLE=https://console.dednets.com   # omit for the hosted Console
export DEDNETS_TOKEN=...                             # Console > Settings > API tokens

Docs: https://docs.dednets.com/automation/ai-agent/

A Homebrew install pins one CLI version. If the MCP server warns on stderr that the CLI and the Console disagree, run brew upgrade dednetsctl, or use npx -y @dednets/mcp, which follows whichever Console you point it at.

Generated mirror, do not send pull requests here. The source of truth is apps/homebrew-tap/ in the DedNets monorepo; this repository is regenerated by scripts/sync-homebrew-tap.sh and hand edits are overwritten on the next sync.