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Download Jilebi

Get started with Jilebi by downloading the latest version for your operating system.

Windows

For Windows 10/11

x86_64

Linux

For Linux distributions

x86_64

macOS

For Mac computers

Apple Silicon

Intel

Installation Instructions​

Windows​

  1. Download the windows exe
  2. Unzip the file that you downloaded to your desired location
  3. Open powershell
  4. Install a few extremely useful plugins, I recommend memory and sequential-thinking. You can install them with the command
	.\jilebi.exe plugins add memory
	.\jilebi.exe plugins add sequential-thinking

You can find more plugins to install here 5. run jilebi using the command .\jilebi.exe stdio to start the MCP server. You won't see anything yet, we need to hook jilebi up to a host

Linux​

  1. Download the linux binary
  2. Unzip the file that you downloaded to your desired location
  3. Open your terminal
  4. grant execution access for jilebi with the command chmod +x jilebi
  5. Install a few extremely useful plugins, I recommend memory and sequential-thinking. You can install them with the command
	./jilebi plugins add memory
	./jilebi plugins add sequential-thinking

You can find more plugins to install here 5. run jilebi using the command ./jilebi stdio. This starts the MCP server. You won't see anything yet, we need to hook it up to a host

macOS​

  1. Download the macOS binary that fits your processor
  2. Unzip the file that you downloaded to your desired location
  3. Open your terminal
  4. grant execution access for jilebi with the command chmod +x jilebi
  5. MacOS blocks programs from unverified developers. Follow this guide from apple or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /path/to/jilebi in your terminal
  6. Make sure you have xz installed. Run brew install xz
  7. Install a few extremely useful plugins, I recommend memory and sequential-thinking. You can install them with the command
	./jilebi plugins add memory
	./jilebi plugins add sequential-thinking

You can find more plugins to install here 8. run jilebi using the command ./jilebi stdio. This starts the MCP server. You won't see anything yet, we need to hook it up to a host