Autonomix Now Plugs Straight Into the Omarchy Updater

Remember Autonomix CLI, the terminal tool that tracks your GitHub Releases apps? It had one nagging flaw: it wouldn’t update anything unless you remembered to open it and ask. Which, if you’re like most people, is never.

That’s fixed now. Autonomix just picked up a real check and update command, and on Omarchy it hooks straight into the system updater, so your GitHub-sourced apps get refreshed in the same breath as everything else.

What’s new

• autonomix-cli check lists every tracked app with an update available, no TUI required.
• autonomix-cli update [-y] installs those updates non-interactively, the -y flag skips the confirmation prompt entirely.
• It only touches apps installed through your actual package manager (dpkg, rpm, pacman). Anything living as a loose binary on PATH, or managed through Flatpak/Snap, gets reported and left alone, because blindly overwriting those is how you break things.
• --version and --help now behave like every other CLI instead of falling through to the TUI.
• Set GITHUB_TOKEN (or GH_TOKEN) if you’re tracking enough repos to hit GitHub’s 60-requests-an-hour API limit; it bumps you to 5,000.

The Omarchy part

This is the fun bit. Drop the included hook into Omarchy’s update pipeline and Autonomix updates ride along for free every time you run omarchy update:

install -m755 contrib/omarchy/autonomix.hook ~/.config/omarchy/hooks/post-update.d/autonomix.hook

That’s it. One omarchy update now refreshes your system packages and whatever you’re tracking through Autonomix, no separate step to remember.

Autonomix CLI on GitHub →

Grab the latest release, or if you’re already on it, go build and you’re there. If you haven’t tried Autonomix at all yet, the first post has the full rundown.