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Install

The install script also works on macOS if you would rather not use Homebrew:
On Windows, Command Prompt has its own installer:

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Where it goes

The shell script downloads the release for your OS and architecture and moves the binary to /usr/local/bin/neetodesk, asking for sudo if that directory is not writable. It does not touch your shell profile. The PowerShell and Command Prompt installers put neetodesk.exe in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\neetodesk and add that directory to your user PATH.

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Verify

If the shell reports that the command was not found: on Windows, open a new terminal, since the PATH change only reaches terminals started after the install; on macOS and Linux, check that /usr/local/bin is on your PATH.

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Upgrade

neetodesk update works however you installed. It detects a Homebrew install and runs brew upgrade for you, and otherwise re-runs the install script for your platform, so you always land on the latest release. brew upgrade neetodesk does the same thing on Homebrew if you prefer to run it yourself. See update.
Re-run neetodesk completion <shell> and any neetodesk setup command after an upgrade so the completion script and assistant instructions match the commands the new version ships. See Shell completion.

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Next steps

Authentication

Sign in to your workspace and start running commands.