https://getvet.sh

vet

Don't just run it -- vet it.

Stop blindly piping to bash. vet lets you inspect remote scripts for
changes, run them through a linter, and require your explicit
approval before they can execute.

The Problem

We've all seen this pattern for installing software:

# You're blindly trusting the remote script.
curl -sSL https://example.com/install.sh | bash

This is dangerous. The script could be malicious, the server could be
compromised, or a transient network error could result in executing a
partial script.

The Solution

vet wraps this process in a secure, interactive workflow:

  * Fetch: It downloads the remote script to a temporary location.

  * Diff & Review: It shows you what, if anything, has changed since
    the last time you ran this script.

  * Lint: If you have shellcheck installed, it automatically analyzes
    the script for potential bugs or malicious patterns.

  * Confirm: It prompts you for explicit approval before executing
    anything.

# The new, safer way.
vet https://example.com/install.sh

Installation

In your terminal, run:

curl -sL https://getvet.sh | sh

Yes, we see the irony! We encourage you to inspect our installer
first. That's the whole point of vet. You can read the installer's
source code install.sh

 View the source on GitHub