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You can download the latest version for your operating system directly from the following links:

- Linux: https://cli.netlify.com/download/latest/linux
- Mac: https://cli.netlify.com/download/latest/mac
- Windows: https://cli.netlify.com/download/latest/windows
- Linux: https://go-cli.netlify.com/download/latest/linux
- Mac: https://go-cli.netlify.com/download/latest/mac
- Windows: https://go-cli.netlify.com/download/latest/windows

If you're working on a local machine with administrator permissions, you may want to add netlifyctl to your `PATH`, so that you can access it directly from any project folder. You could do this by extracting it to a directory that is already on your `PATH`. (For example, `/usr/local/bin` is a common choice for Mac and Linux.) Alternatively, you can extract the netlifyctl binary to a different folder, then follow your operating system instructions for adding a path to your `PATH` environment variable.

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For example, you could run the following command to download and extract the binary file directly into the current directory in a Linux terminal:

```bash
wget -qO- 'https://cli.netlify.com/download/latest/linux' | tar xz
wget -qO- 'https://go-cli.netlify.com/download/latest/linux' | tar xz
```

Then, to use netlifyctl in that directory, you would use the relative path to the binary: `./netlifyctl`. All `netlifyctl` commands in the rest of this document would follow the same pattern, for example:
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