Global Usage (Run from Any Directory)

If you want to run autoabm directly from any project directory, set up one of the following. Once configured, autoabm will automatically recognize your current working directory.

macOS / Linux

Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc:

# Option 1: Add to PATH (recommended)
export PATH="$HOME/path/to/autoabm/bin:$PATH"

# Option 2: Alias
alias autoabm="$HOME/path/to/autoabm/bin/autoabm"

Then reload the config:

source ~/.bashrc  # or source ~/.zshrc

Windows (Git Bash)

Add to ~/.bashrc:

export PATH="$HOME/path/to/autoabm/bin:$PATH"

Windows + WSL Toolchains

If autoabm runs on Windows / Git Bash but tools such as Node, Python, uv, or bun are installed inside WSL, call them through WSL explicitly:

wsl -e bash -lc 'node --version && python3 --version'

When autoabm detects wsl / wsl.exe, it automatically sets MSYS2_ARG_CONV_EXCL=* so Git Bash does not rewrite WSL paths such as /home/... into C:/Program Files/Git/home/....

To route Bash tool commands through WSL by default, set this before startup:

export CLAUDE_CODE_SHELL_PREFIX='wsl -e bash -lc'

Computer Use still controls Windows desktop apps. CLI tools running inside WSL do not need to be added to computer-use-config.json. If you only need the WSL toolchain and do not need desktop control, disable Computer Use with --no-computer-use or the Settings > Computer Use switch.

Verify

After setup, navigate to any project directory and test:

cd ~/your-other-project
autoabm
# Ask "What is the current directory?" — it should show ~/your-other-project