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Installation

This guide walks you through installing Sciorex and configuring your AI provider of choice. Sciorex supports 6 AI CLIs out of the box.

System Requirements

RequirementMinimumRecommended
OSWindows 10, macOS 12, Ubuntu 20.04Windows 11, macOS 14, Ubuntu 22.04+
RAM4 GB8 GB+
Disk500 MB1 GB+
Node.js18.0+20.0+ (LTS)
Git2.30+Latest

Download & Install

Download the latest version from the Sciorex website or from GitLab Releases.

PlatformFormat
Windows.msi installer
macOS.dmg disk image
Linux.AppImage, .deb, .rpm

Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions.

Supported AI Providers

Sciorex works with 6 AI CLIs. You only need one to get started, but you can configure multiple providers and switch between them at any time.

Claude Code

Anthropic's official CLI for Claude models.

Follow the installation instructions on the Claude Code website. Once installed, authenticate via claude login or set your API key.

Gemini CLI

Google's command-line tool for Gemini models.

Follow the installation instructions on the Gemini CLI repository. Authenticate via gemini auth login or set your API key.

Codex

OpenAI's CLI agent for GPT and Codex models.

Follow the installation instructions on the Codex repository. Set your OpenAI API key to get started.

OpenCode

Open-source CLI that supports multiple model providers.

Follow the installation instructions on the OpenCode repository. Run opencode to launch the interactive configuration wizard and select your preferred provider.

Local Models

Run models locally for privacy, offline work, or cost savings:

  • Ollama: ollama.ai — Run models locally with a single command
  • LM Studio: lmstudio.ai — Desktop app for local model management

Install your preferred runtime from its website, then point Sciorex to the local server in Settings > AI Provider.

Post-Installation

After installing Sciorex and at least one AI provider:

  1. Launch Sciorex from your terminal or application launcher
  2. Select your provider in Settings > AI Provider
  3. Verify the connection by sending a test message in chat
  4. Explore MCP tools - Sciorex exposes 59 tools across 6 servers automatically

Updating

Sciorex checks for updates automatically on launch. You can also check manually via the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P > "Check for Updates").

To update, download the latest version from the Sciorex website or GitLab Releases and run the installer.

Troubleshooting

IssueSolution
CLI not foundEnsure the provider CLI is in your PATH
API key invalidRe-export or re-login with your provider
Connection timeoutCheck firewall rules and proxy settings
MCP tools missingRestart Sciorex to re-initialize servers

For more help, visit GitLab Issues or join our Discord.

Sciorex is proprietary software.