Install Chamber

Chamber actually does not need to be installed. Chamber can be just downloaded and used as it is, without the need to install it. However, for the ease of use and future upgrades, we will use certain file paths and commands for each platform.

Download and run

Chamber is available for Linux, macOS and Windows for 64-bit Intel/AMD and ARM architectures. Select the tab corresponding to your operating system below and follow the instructions to start using Chamber. Chamber is designed to be easy to use so it should not take more than 2 minutes after you have downloaded the release.

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If you want to use Chamber with Docker, go to the docker page.

On Linux, it is best to run the installer script here.

To install the latest release, please make sure you have jq available in your path and run:

curl -fsSL "https://forge.techrail.in/techrail/chamber/raw/branch/main/install.sh" | bash

To install a specific version:

curl -fsSL "https://forge.techrail.in/techrail/chamber/raw/branch/main/install.sh" | bash -s v0.4.0

You can also download the binary file from the releases page and run it manually.

On macOS, it is best to run the installer script here.

To install the latest release, please make sure you have jq available in your path and run:

curl -fsSL "https://forge.techrail.in/techrail/chamber/raw/branch/main/install.sh" | bash

To install a specific version:

curl -fsSL "https://forge.techrail.in/techrail/chamber/raw/branch/main/install.sh" | bash -s v0.4.0

You can also download the binary file from the releases page and run it manually.

On Windows, download the zip file from the releases page and run the batch file (launch_chamber.bat). Please make sure that you also have the executable file in the same folder as the batch file.

NOTE: Windows might still ask you to allow network connections. Please make sure that you allow for the connections. If you don’t, then Chamber might not work.

Security warnings

If you downloaded a release binary of Chamber and want to run it, depending on the operating system, you might have to take additional steps to make it work.

Select the tab corresponding to your OS below to learn how to do that.

Linux should not be showing security warnings as such. You should be able to run the chmod +x chamber command and run the binary.

macOS demands that any binary that you download from the internet using any of the browsers should be signed/notarized by Apple. While it is a protection system to defend users from malicious software (and I love it), it does prevent you from running Chamber on macOS (and this is one of the reasons we have an installer script for Chamber).

To run a downloaded binary, follow the following steps:

Download the Chamber binary from the release page.
Try to launch it using terminal or double-click on it. macOS should give you a warning about the binary being unknown and a potential threat to your system security.
Now go to System Settings -> Privacy -> General and scroll down. You should have a box that says that Chamber was blocked from running. Click on the “Allow Anyway” button.
Now try to run Chamber again. macOS would now present you with a box that allows you to run Chamber (or move it to trash). Select the option to run it.
macOS will, one last time, try to convince you to not run it. Make sure you are electing to run Chamber.

Windows might show you a warning about the app not being signed. You can just click on the continue button to proceed with the installation.

Do not close the terminal!

Chamber is a CLI application. It starts with a Terminal and the terminal must stay up all the time while Chamber is running.

Last updated on October 2, 2025

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