AleahimDec 6

Cupertino v0.3.4: One-Line Install

One command installs an MCP server with 150,000+ Apple docs:

bash <(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mihaelamj/cupertino/main/install.sh)

• Signed & notarized — no Gatekeeper warnings
• Universal binary (arm64 + x86_64)
• Homebrew also available

Your AI assistant gets instant Apple developer documentation access.

https://aleahim.com/blog/cupertino-one-line-install/

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Show threadChristian Beer
@ameahim why not „brew install cupertino“?
Dec 6 at 8:51amIvory for iOS
Show threadEugen PirogoffDec 6

@chbeer @ameahim

The tap is there

brew tap mihaelamj/tap
brew install cupertino
cupertino setup

Show threadAleahimDec 6
@chbeer Good question! brew install cupertino would require getting into Homebrew's core repository, which has strict requirements (popularity metrics, review process, etc.). If Cupertino gets enough traction, I'll submit to homebrew-core. Until then, the tap works just as well—you still
get brew upgrade cupertino for updates. Thanks for asking.
Show threadAleahimDec 7
@chbeer Update: hit 76 stars — now eligible for homebrew-core! But the author can't submit it themselves. Interested in submitting the PR? 😄
Show threadChristian BeerDec 7
@ameahim never did that, yet. But sure am willing to... do you have some links to share about this?
Show threadAleahimDec 7

@chbeer 1. Homebrew contributing guide:
https://docs.brew.sh/Adding-Software-to-Homebrew

2. The existing formula (in my tap):
https://github.com/mihaelamj/homebrew-tap/blob/main/Formula/cupertino.rb

3. Example PR to homebrew-core:
Just copy the formula to Formula/c/cupertino.rb in a fork of homebrew-core

4. Key requirements met (all met):
- 76+ stars
- Stable release (v0.3.4)
- macOS binary, signed & notarized
- MIT license

Happy to answer any questions. Really appreciate this

Adding Software to Homebrew

Documentation for the missing package manager for macOS (or Linux).

Homebrew Documentation
Show threadChristian BeerDec 7
@ameahim 👍 I‘ll check later