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Set up Cybee

Three steps to a protected Mac.

About 3 minutes: one command, one switch, one question. See each step first, on drawings of the real screens.

You need a Mac with an Apple chip, M1 or newer on macOS 15 or newer. No account, email or card. Nothing you click here installs anything.

Set up Cybee, step by step

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The three steps, in words.

  1. One command

    Run the install line.

    Copy the line below. Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Your Mac asks for the password you log in with. Nothing shows while you type.

  2. One switch

    Switch on CybeeES.

    System Settings opens at Full Disk Access. Find CybeeES in the list and switch it on.

  3. One question

    Restart your AI chat, then ask.

    Restart the chat and type Cybee. Then ask: are we safe? In Claude Code, /cybee works too.

Ready? Here is the line. The install guide has every screen and what to do if one stops.

Works on Macs with an Apple chip, M1 or newer, on macOS 15 or newer.

Send the setup guide to my Mac

Sends the install line and the guide link. Pick Notes, Mail or AirDrop, then open it on your Mac.

For a Mac with an Apple chip and macOS 15 or newer

Free. One command. No account to create.

curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | sh

From get.cybee.dev, Cybee’s install server. Read the script

Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.Press Command and C to copy.

  1. Paste it in Terminal and press Return. If your Mac asks before pasting, read the script first, then allow it.
  2. Type your Mac password once. Cybee then opens Full Disk Access in System Settings. Switch on CybeeES there.
  3. Restart your AI assistant, then type /cybee.

What never leaves your Mac Remove it with sudo cybee uninstall

What the command does

  • Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
  • Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
  • Starts protecting the device at once.
  • Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
  • Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.

Still stuck? Ask Cybee Support from the chat on this page.

Your next client will ask. Be ready.

curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | sh

Press Command and C to copy.

Send the setup guide to my Mac

Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.

What the command does

  • Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
  • Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
  • Starts protecting the device at once.
  • Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
  • Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.

Free for every Mac with an Apple chip · Asks before it changes your Mac What it installs Read the install script

Install Cybee on your Mac.

Not at your Mac? Send these steps to yourself.

Runs on Macs with an Apple chip, M1 or newer, on macOS 15 or newer. To check, open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac: next to Chip, the name starts with Apple M.

curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | sh

Run it in one of these places. Keep working there.

  • Terminal

    Open Terminal, paste the line and press Return.

    Then cybee status

  • Chat

    Paste it into your AI assistant’s chat and ask it to install Cybee. This needs an assistant that runs on your Mac. A chat in a browser tab cannot reach your Mac.

    Then restart the chat and type Cybee

  • IDE

    Paste it into the terminal in Cursor, or ask Cursor to run it.

    Then restart Cursor and type Cybee in its chat

  • CLI

    Ask Claude Code or Codex to run it. macOS asks for your password in a window.

    Then Cybee in a new session

Your Mac may ask for your password. That is macOS checking it is you. When System Settings opens, switch on CybeeES under Full Disk Access. Protection starts then. Full Disk Access lets Cybee watch what programs do. Your files never leave your Mac.

Want the Cybee subscription?

The 14 day trial starts in your AI assistant, after Cybee is installed. Ask for a Trust Passport, or for training. The link arrives in the chat and leads to Stripe, the payment service.