> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.edgee.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Aliases and desktop shortcuts

> Start agents through Edgee using their usual commands, and undo that setup when needed.

Aliases let you type `claude` instead of `edgee launch claude`. Desktop wrappers let you launch an editor through Edgee from your app menu.

## Install

```bash theme={"dark"}
edgee alias
```

For one target only:

```bash theme={"dark"}
edgee alias claude
edgee alias cursor
```

On macOS/Linux, CLI shims live in `~/.edgee/bin`. On Windows, setup uses shell aliases. Reopen your terminal after installation so the updated PATH is loaded.

Desktop wrappers are installed only for editors present on the machine. Look for **Cursor (Edgee)** or **VS Code Copilot (Edgee)** in `~/Applications` on macOS, the application menu on Linux, or the Start Menu on Windows.

Available desktop targets also include [Claude Desktop](/docs/agents/claude-desktop) **Beta**, [Copilot Desktop](/docs/agents/copilot-desktop) **Beta**, and [IntelliJ IDEA](/docs/agents/copilot-intellij) **Beta**, subject to platform support. Oh My Pi uses the `omp` shell alias. Copilot CLI and Codex Desktop currently require their explicit `edgee launch` commands.

## Verify

Run the agent by its usual name and make one request. Confirm it appears in **Sessions** in the correct Edgee organization. For an editor, launch its **(Edgee)** wrapper for this check.

## Remove

```bash theme={"dark"}
edgee alias remove claude
```

Remove all Edgee-installed aliases and wrappers with:

```bash theme={"dark"}
edgee alias remove
```

Open a new terminal afterward. You can still use `edgee launch claude` explicitly. Removing an alias does not delete the original application or revoke organization access.