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Prerequisites

  • Linux or macOS (x86_64 or arm64)
  • curl available in your PATH

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Install

Open a terminal and run the following command to launch the installer: 
curl -sSf https://get-console.amplify.security | bash
The installer will download the latest release of Console from GitHub, verify its integrity, install it under your current user at ~/.local/bin/console (or under a separately configured XDG path), and update your PATH if necessary in your shell’s rc file.
To install a specific version, pass the version tag as an argument:curl -sSf https://get-console.amplify.security | bash -s -- v1.2.3
After installation, open a new terminal session (or source your shell’s rc file) so that the updated PATH takes effect.

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Configure API keys

Console requires an Amplify API key, which you can obtain by going to Profile > API keys from the web interface. Add the following to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc, then source the file or open a new terminal: 
export AMPLIFY_API_KEY="<your-amplify-api-key>"

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Install the GitHub App

Currently, in order to enable Console to access your organization’s repositories on GitHub, you need to install the Amplify Console GitHub App. To do so, visit the install page, select your organization, optionally select specific repositories to grant Console access to, and finally click Install. This should redirect you back to Console’s web interface to complete setup.

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Start a session

Once your environment is configured, change to a directory containing one of your projects and start Console: 
cd ~/src/hello-world
console
This opens an interactive chat session with the AI agent. Try asking it one of the following:
  • Find and resolve any vectors for XSRF/XSS attacks within this project.
  • Are there any exposed service endpoints in this project that shouldn’t be?
or anything else may be relevant for your project.