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Troubleshooting ​

rimo: command not found ​

The install directory is not on your PATH. The installer prints the line to add; for the default location:

bash
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"

Add it to your shell profile (~/.zshrc, ~/.bashrc, …) and restart the shell.

permission denied when running rimo ​

Ensure the binary is executable:

bash
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/rimo

macOS: "Apple could not verify 'rimo' is free of malware" ​

If macOS Gatekeeper blocks the binary on first run, clear the quarantine attribute:

bash
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/.local/bin/rimo

(Binaries installed via the curl … | sh one-liner are normally not quarantined, so you usually only hit this with a manual browser download.)

rimo auth login does not open a browser ​

If the browser doesn't open automatically, run with --no-browser:

bash
rimo auth login --no-browser

rimo prints a URL you can open on any other device (phone, another laptop). After signing in there, paste the short code shown on the page back into your terminal.

--no-browser code is rejected or expires ​

The short code shown on the consent page is short-lived. Re-run rimo auth login --no-browser to get a fresh URL and complete the browser step promptly. Codes are case-sensitive and use the form XXXX-XXXX — paste them exactly as shown.

Behind a proxy or firewall ​

The CLI talks to https://rimo.app and https://api.github.com (the latter for installs/upgrades). Ensure outbound HTTPS to both is allowed, and that your HTTPS_PROXY environment variable is set if you use a proxy.

A stale version keeps running ​

Check which binary is first on your PATH:

bash
which -a rimo
rimo version

Remove older copies, or re-run the install script to refresh ~/.local/bin/rimo.

Checksum mismatch during install ​

The downloaded archive did not match checksums.txt. Re-run the install — a partial/corrupted download is the usual cause. If it persists, report it via the Security Policy.

Still stuck? Open an issue in this repository with your rimo version, OS, and the exact command and output.