curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jfrog/boost/main/install.sh | bashGet Started
Start with the loop you want to improve first. Install Boost locally to make agent-run commands quieter and easier to inspect, or add Boost to GitHub Actions to monitor and cache CI commands.
Pick the setup that matches the loop you want to speed up first. You can add the other lane later.
Run the installer once, then initialize Boost globally. The wizard detects supported agents and installs the matching hook and Boost Skill under your home directory.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jfrog/boost/main/install.sh | bash
boost initPrefer explicit flags?
Use the target for your agent, for example boost init --cursor,
boost init --claude, or boost init --codex.
From that moment onward your agents will be faster and leaner!
Pro Tip
Want to find out how much time and tokens boost saved your agents? Run boost report in your terminal and see for yourself.
Run the GitHub Actions target from your repository. It adds the Boost action before CI commands and creates the default repository config.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jfrog/boost/main/install.sh | bash
cd your-project
boost init
Push the workflow changes to a branch, wait until CI finishes without errors, and merge it to
main. From that point onward, supported CI commands are monitored and cached when possible.
From that moment onward your CI will be faster and leaner!
What Boost adds to CI
Pro Tip
Want to find out how to use the boost skill to find the command that slows you the most in CI or locally? Check out the Visibility features page.
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