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Install Composal on macOS
Install Composal on macOS and choose a normal checkout or an optional MacFUSE-backed virtual mount.
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Normal local checkout
The standard macOS path needs no kernel extension or filesystem driver. Install the CLI, sign in, and clone a repository.
curl -fsSL https://dl.composal.ai/install.sh | sh
The installer needs no sudo and configures your shell’s PATH automatically. Open a new terminal if prompted, then continue:
com login
com clone <org>/<repo>
This is the complete supported path for source control, change review, landing, hosting, registry workflows, and coding-agent setup.
MacFUSE virtual mount
Use an optional virtual working copy when you deliberately need a daemon-backed filesystem view. Install MacFUSE, then clone with the virtual filesystem option.
com clone <org>/<repo> --fs virtual
The virtual path depends on local host capability. If it is unavailable, use a normal checkout rather than trying to work around the operating-system boundary.
Verify and recover
Use the CLI to check the local daemon and the current repository state.
com daemon status --format json
com daemon capabilities --format json
com status
If a virtual mount is unavailable or fails, clone normally and continue the same Composal workflow. See CLI configuration for local profiles and source control for repository workflows.