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Get up and running with Vers in just a few steps.

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Prerequisites

  • Operating System: Linux or macOS
  • SSH Client: Required for connecting to VMs (usually pre-installed)
  • Terminal Access: Command-line interface

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Install the CLI

You can install the latest version of Vers CLI with a single command: 
curl -sSL https://vers.sh/api/install | bash
This script will automatically detect your platform and download the appropriate binary to /usr/local/bin/vers. You may need administrative privileges for the installation.

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Verify Installation

Check that Vers is properly installed: 
vers --version
You should see version information displayed.

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Authentication

Before using Vers, you’ll need to authenticate: 
vers login
This will prompt you for your API credentials. If you don’t have credentials yet, contact your administrator or sign up for access.
The vers login command stores your authentication token securely on your local machine. You’ll only need to login once per machine.

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Next Steps

With Vers installed and authenticated, you’re ready to:
  1. Learn the core concepts
  2. Create your first project
  3. Explore parallel web testing

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Troubleshooting

Command not found: Make sure /usr/local/bin is in your $PATH. You can check with echo $PATH. Authentication issues: Double-check your credentials and network connectivity. Contact support if problems persist. Installation issues: If the installation script fails, you can:
  • Try running with sudo: curl -sSL https://vers.sh/api/install | sudo bash
  • Download manually from vers.sh/beta
  • Check that you have write permissions to /usr/local/bin