Trunk is a developer experience (DevEx) toolkit that enables you to ship code quickly while maintaining the guardrails necessary for a large team. Use Trunk for checking, testing, merging, and monitoring your code.

Check out:

• Trunk Merge: a merge queue to make merging code in GitHub safer and easier
• Trunk Check: a universal metalinter to run industry leading OSS code quality and security tools in your terminal, IDE and in CI
• Trunk CI Analytics: live and trend data about the performance and flakiness of your GitHub Actions workflows, jobs, and steps

Use it via:

• Trunk CLI
• VSCode Extension
• GitHub Action
• Web App (app.trunk.io)

Trunk is entirely free for use in public repos.

To use trunk locally, run:

curl https://get.trunk.io -fsSL | bash

For other installation options (npm, brew, direct download, etc) and details on exactly what we install or how to uninstall, see the Install Trunk doc.

From the root of a git repo, run:

trunk init

This will bring you into a flow to start getting results from Trunk Check. For more details, see here.

Sign up for a Trunk account, then run:

trunk login

To use Trunk Merge and certain other Trunk features, you'll need an account on trunk.io, but Trunk Check and Trunk Actions can be used entirely locally without depending on hosted services or having a Trunk account.

Join the Trunk Slack Community for help and to give feedback (more info).