Install Brik with one brew command.
Official Homebrew tap. macOS + Linux. Auto-updated to every Brik release.

This is the official Homebrew tap for Brik, the portable CI/CD pipeline system.

brew install brik puts the brik CLI on your local machine -- macOS or Linux. The same Bash code path runs locally and inside your CI (GitLab, Jenkins, GitHub Actions), so a local run reproduces what your pipeline does. Once installed you can:

• scaffold a new project (brik init)
• validate a brik.yml against the schema (brik validate)
• check that your environment has the prerequisites (brik doctor)
• run any stage or the full pipeline locally (brik run stage <name> / brik run pipeline)
• inspect what the platform-aware planner would execute for the current commit (brik plan --explain)

For the project itself -- the architecture, the fixed flow, the supported stacks, the platform shared libraries -- see the main Brik repository.

What's in the tap

Formula	Description	Pinned to	Brings in
brik	Portable CI/CD pipeline system	brik latest release	bash, yq, jq

Installation

brew tap getbrik/tap
brew install brik

Or install directly:

brew install getbrik/tap/brik

Verify the install

brik doctor      # checks bash 5+, yq, jq, jv, and stack tools
brik version     # prints the installed Brik version

Next steps

Once installed, jump straight into the Brik repository for what to do next:

• Getting Started -- Local CLI -- run a Brik pipeline on your laptop
• Getting Started -- GitLab CI and Jenkins -- wire Brik into your CI platform
• Configuration reference -- the full brik.yml schema
• Examples -- working brik.yml files for Node, Java, Python, .NET
• The Brik README -- what Brik is, the four-layer architecture, and why it exists
• Full documentation index

Upgrade

brew update && brew upgrade brik

Each new Brik release ships with a matching formula bump in this tap. Run brew update regularly to stay current.

Uninstall

brew uninstall brik
brew untap getbrik/tap  # optional: remove the tap

License

MPL-2.0 -- inherited from the Brik project.