How to Install CodeYam in the Terminal with npm

CodeYam CEO and cofounder Nadia Eldeib demonstrated installing CodeYam from the terminal via its npm package, covering the installation command, launching CodeYam Editor, and opening a new project. The terminal-based installation method is aimed at builders already using terminal-based coding agents and is currently compatible with Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini. The CodeYam team also announced "Jamming with the CodeYam Team," a new experimental educational podcast hosted by Jared, Dani, and Nadia covering startups, software development, and AI.

In this tutorial, CodeYam CEO and Cofounder Nadia Eldeib demonstrates how to install CodeYam from the terminal using the npm package. She walks through running the installation command, launching CodeYam Editor, and opening a new project. This installation method is best for builders who already use terminal-based coding agents. It is currently compatible with Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini. Discussion about this video CommentsRestacks Jamming with the CodeYam Team Podcast This podcast is a new experimental, educational series from the CodeYam team where Jared, Dani, and Nadia sit down to talk about timely topics. We bring three different perspectives to the conversation: developer, designer, and product manager. We’ll use this series to explore startups, software development, AI, and what we’re learning while building CodeYam. Expect team conversations, Q&As, demos, answers to your questions, and discussions about the ideas and challenges we’re thinking about. This podcast is a new experimental, educational series from the CodeYam team where Jared, Dani, and Nadia sit down to talk about timely topics. We bring three different perspectives to the conversation: developer, designer, and product manager. We’ll use this series to explore startups, software development, AI, and what we’re learning while building CodeYam. Expect team conversations, Q&As, demos, answers to your questions, and discussions about the ideas and challenges we’re thinking about.