RX is not found
If your shell reports that rx is not found, first check command discovery. This symptom occurs before provider sign-in or model execution; changing credentials will not fix it.
Preserve the useful evidence
Keep the exact non-secret shell error, terminal type, and installation method. Do not paste your entire environment or process inventory into a support request.
Check the command location
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In the same shell that failed, run:
command -v rxprintf '%s
' "$PATH"
2. Check whether the result names the intended installation. The [documented installer](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ouros-AI/rx/a0759a2dd969bd15c83f74b2557a4e8b520281a9/README.md) places RX under `~/.local/share/rx` and links `~/.local/bin/rx`. If that link exists but its directory is absent from `PATH`, use your shell's normal startup configuration to add the directory. Preserve unrelated configuration; do not replace the entire `PATH`.
3. Open a fresh terminal after changing shell startup configuration. Run `command -v rx` again, then:
```bash
rx --version
rx --help
If the command path is missing or broken, return to the maintained installation instructions. Do not execute an installer copied from an untrusted error message or use rx update as a command-discovery diagnostic.
Check the correction
The same shell must locate RX and display version/help without submitting a task. That establishes executable discovery, not provider access or completed project work. Continue with Open a workspace.
If it still fails
Use this report template with the version left explicitly unavailable if RX cannot run. Attach only the relevant path/error excerpt, redacted where necessary.
# Support report
- Product and installed version:
- Exact action:
- Expected result:
- Observed result and non-secret error:
- Relevant operation/run ID, if safe to share:
- Steps already tried:
- Work preserved before retrying:
Send the minimal report through shared support. Distinguish command-not-found from an executable that is found but fails to start.