Installation

ADDP is delivered as a native installation package for all supported platforms. The installer sets up all files, registers hooks, and adds addp-hook to the PATH - in under 5 minutes.

3 platforms, signed installers

Platform	Installer	Note
macOS	Signed and notarized .pkg	Gatekeeper allows without warning
Linux	install.sh	sudo for system-wide installation
Windows	install.bat	Run as administrator for system-wide installation

What the installer sets up

• Cross-platform Go binary (addp-hook)
• Orchestrator workflow and agent rules
• Subagent definitions and fallback templates
• Hook registration in Claude Code
• PATH configuration

Update and uninstall

Updates and uninstallation use the same installer. All options and flags are described in the included documentation.

Updating from 6.x to 7.0

Before it writes anything, the installer backs up everything it changes under ~/.addp/backups/vor-7.0-…/ and prints the command to undo the update (RESTORE.sh). Version 6.11.9 stays available for download: on macOS as the signed package addp-hook-6.11.9.pkg ("Downloads" page, with your license key), for Linux and Windows on request. If you updated by self-update, the old binary is missing from the backup; the way back is then a reinstall of 6.11.9.

The Git hooks that 7.0 sets up in your projects (post-commit, post-merge, post-checkout, post-rewrite) stay in place when you go back. With 6.11.9 they are harmless: commits work as usual, only each run leaves the line Unknown command: graph in .addp/graph/update.log. To remove them, delete in these four files under .git/hooks/ the section from # addp-graph-start up to and including # addp-graph-end; other lines stay.

Supported tools

ADDP works with Claude Code and with OpenCode V2 (plugin and agents under ~/.config/opencode/). OpenCode V1 is not supported.

Under Claude Code you start ADDP with /addp, under OpenCode with /skills → addp or @addp (accept the suggestion with Tab, then write the task after it). In neither tool does the model start ADDP on its own.