June 11, 2026

Rush CLI 0.2.15

First version published through the full packaging pipeline. 0.2.13 and 0.2.14 were built but never uploaded; everything in their entries ships here too.

Install

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://cdn.getrush.ai/install.sh | bash

Windows

irm https://cdn.getrush.ai/install.ps1 | iex

Homebrew

brew install phnx-labs/tap/rush

Debian / Ubuntu

sudo apt install rush-cli

Already installed?

rush upgrade

Added

Native Linux packages: .deb and .rpm (amd64 + arm64) built per release via nfpm, plus a GPG-signed apt repository served at cdn.getrush.ai/apt (sudo apt install rush-cli).
Homebrew formula in phnx-labs/homebrew-tap: brew install phnx-labs/tap/rush. The release flow bumps the formula automatically after upload.

Changed

rush upgrade is install-method aware: Homebrew- and apt/dnf-managed installs are detected and deferred to the package manager (brew upgrade rush / sudo apt upgrade rush-cli) instead of self-replacing a binary the package manager owns.
install.sh hardened: curl→wget fallback, hard-fail when no sha256 tool is present (was a silent skip), PATH setup survives unset $SHELL, warns when run as root, clearer unsupported-arch errors. install.ps1 opts into TLS 1.2 on Windows PowerShell 5.1.

Fixed

Reddit tools (reddit_search_posts, reddit_get_user, reddit_get_user_posts) no longer dump the entire non-2xx response body into the tool error. Reddit's 403 block page is ~573KB of HTML; left uncapped, a few of those in one agent run overflowed the model context window and the whole run failed with "Conversation too long" — which on channel-routed schedules (e.g. the iMessage competitive-watch job) surfaced as "I ran into a problem and couldn't respond." Error bodies are now capped at 512 bytes.

Downloads

Platform	Binary	SHA-256
macOS · Apple Silicon	download	—
macOS · Intel	download	—
Linux · x64	download	—
Linux · arm64	download	—
Windows · x64	download	—
Windows · arm64	download	—

Checksums are published for the current latest release. Verify older binaries against rush --version after install.