devvm setup

Choose base’s features, and new VMs’ size, network tier, coding agents and layers

Synopsis

Choose the features base gets, and new VMs’ CPUs, memory, network tier, coding agents and layers. In a terminal devvm asks for each, starting from the current choice, and –features, –agents and –layers choose without asking. A new choice of features rebuilds base and the images on it when they’re next used, and VMs you already have keep their agents and layers.

devvm setup [flags]

Examples

  devvm setup                        # answer every question
  devvm setup --features omb,fzf     # give base oh-my-bash and fzf, without asking
  devvm setup --features none        # give base no features
  devvm setup --agents claude,codex  # give new VMs Claude Code and Codex, without asking
  devvm setup --layers docker        # give new VMs the docker layer, without asking

Options

      --agents LIST     the LIST of coding agents new VMs get by default, such as claude,codex, or none
      --features LIST   the LIST of features base gets, such as fzf,omb, or none
  -h, --help            help for setup
      --layers LIST     the LIST of layers new VMs' images get by default, bottom first, such as docker,mine, or none

Options inherited from parent commands

      --no-input   never ask, and fail where devvm would ask, naming the flag that answers it
  -v, --verbose    show the output of the commands devvm runs instead of a status line

Docs

The docs page for devvm setup explains it in full.