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How to set up FuXi on a headless machine with a setup token with Fuxi

Authenticate FuXi on a server or CI runner without an interactive sign-in using a setup token.

Authorization notice. Fuxi is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Credentials. A setup token grants access to your FuXi account, so store it as a secret and do not print it in build logs.

Remote script. The install command pipes a remote bootstrap script directly into bash, so review the script or pin a known version before running it on a server.

Who it is forA platform engineer who needs FuXi available on a headless server or CI runner where no browser sign-in is possible.

The problemInteractive login does not work on servers or CI machines, so the agent cannot be authenticated there.

The outcomeThe headless machine is authenticated with a setup token and FuXi's environment checks pass.

What you need first

  • A FuXi account (`fuxi login`) or your own LLM provider API key
  • A macOS, Linux, or Windows terminal
  • A local code repository to work in

Steps

  1. curl -fsSL https://downloads.fuxicode.com/bootstrap.sh | bash
  2. fuxi setup-token
  3. Store the issued token in your CI secret store (inferred, the README does not describe storage).
  4. fuxi doctor
  5. fuxi --version

Prompt for your agent

On the headless host <host-name>, install FuXi from the fuxicodex/Fuxi repo and authenticate with `fuxi setup-token`. Expected output: `fuxi doctor` completes its environment checks without errors. Verify by running `fuxi --version` and confirming the version prints.

Caveat. The README only says setup-token is for headless and CI use and does not document a non-interactive prompt mode, so verify how your pipeline should call FuXi.

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