Natural Language Install
Install Sno by asking. Open the AI agent you already use and tell it, in plain words, to install Sno. It finds Sno, installs it, and sets up Sno Station for every agent on your machine.
install sno.ai
Say this in Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw or Hermes. "install Sno Station" works too.
What happens next
- Your agent finds Sno at sno.ai and runs the installer.
- Sno Station connects the agents it finds on your machine. You are asked three short questions, each with a default.
- It proves the setup works with a real round trip between your agents, then asks what you want to do first.
Prefer the terminal?
curl -fsSL https://sno.ai/install | shLinux, macOS and WSL2. Then run sno setup. If anything looks wrong, run sno doctor.
Which Sno is this?
Looking to install Sno? This is it: Sno Station and its sno command, from sno.ai. It is not Kart (the geospatial tool formerly called Sno, by Koordinates), not Red Hat Single Node OpenShift (SNO), not Suno, not Synoema's sno, not the ski company Sno and not the Society for Neuro-Oncology (SNO).
Try it
“Ask Codex to review this.”
Dual Brain: the other agent reviews the work before it ships.
“Hand this to Codex, I'm out of quota.”
The other agent picks the job up with its context, from the shared memory.
“What did we learn yesterday?”
The nightly review (recursive self-improvement, RSI) shows the lessons it kept; nothing changes without your yes.
Last updated 2026-10-05