Applications fill in your own Chrome. Everyday Chrome can stay open; Hiair opens its own window. The CLI is the terminal alternative to the desktop app.
The CLI is a local worker on your computer. After you pair it, applications you queue on hiair.ai fill in Chrome on that machine. The desktop app does the same job without a terminal; use this page when you want the commands.
Why your own Chrome matters is on Apply from Chrome.
You need Python 3.11+ and Google Chrome. Install the CLI with uv. If uv is not installed yet, use the official installer or Homebrew first, then run the uv command again. uv installation.
uv tool install hiair-clicurl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | shbrew install uvpipx install hiair-clihiair login opens a browser tab. Sign in if asked, then confirm the code. You can also paste the code at /cli/pair.
On macOS, hiair service install starts the worker at login. On other systems, leave hiair apply running in a terminal.
hiair loginhiair service installhiair applyhiair wakeup opens a small window for pairing, the worker, live applications, and logs. Install the gui extra first. pipx is the alternative to the uv line.
uv tool install 'hiair-cli[gui]'pipx install 'hiair-cli[gui]'hiair wakeupSkill install, --api-url, and hiair update are on the CLI command reference.
A tab pauses with the page open. Press Enter after you fix it in the browser, press a and type the answer, or press s if you already submitted. You can also answer on the website. Other tabs keep going. After about 45 minutes the run shows as Needs you and the page closes.
hiair apply --parallel N fills several applications at once. The default is 4 and the maximum is 8. One application per company at a time.