Aurora Shell is a sleek, cross-platform terminal enhancement for macOS (Zsh) and Windows (PowerShell 7+). Every time you open a terminal, Aurora greets you with an ASCII art banner, live CPU/disk/battery diagnostics, and a vibrant rainbow gradient prompt. Beyond the theme, Aurora ships a full command center —Documentation Index
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shell.aurora — for managing your session lock, updating the theme, and controlling your Aurora account.
Installation
Install Aurora Shell on macOS or Windows in one command
Quickstart
Get Aurora running and explore its features in minutes
Configuration
Customize your header, PIN, prompt ID, and birthday greeting
Command Reference
Every
shell.aurora flag, the package manager, and the CLI installerWhat Aurora Shell Does
Diagnostics Dashboard
CPU usage, free disk space, battery level, and date shown on every terminal open
Session Lock
PIN-protected lock screen backed by macOS Keychain — engage with
shell.aurora --lockPackage Manager
Install, search, and manage packages with the built-in
shell commandCLI Installer
One-liner installs for 38+ developer CLIs — GitHub, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, and more
AI Assistant
Auseaia runs Llama3 locally via Ollama for in-terminal AI help
Dev Tools Bootstrap
Optionally install Git, Node, Python, Go, Rust, Docker, and cloud CLIs during setup
Get Up and Running
Complete the configuration wizard
The installer walks you through setting a PIN, choosing a header style (Mega-Block or custom figlet), setting a prompt ID, and optionally creating an Aurora account.
Restart your terminal
After installation, restart your terminal (or run
zsh on macOS) to activate the Aurora theme. You’ll see the diagnostics banner immediately.macOS requires
lolcat and figlet for colorful output. The installer will set these up automatically via Homebrew. Windows uses the built-in PowerShell color engine.