Homebrew Cheatsheet

Essential commands that should meet most of your needs as a brew.sh user.

Command	Description
brew install <package>	Installs a package (e.g., brew install git).
brew uninstall <package>	Removes a package.
brew update	Updates Homebrew and formulae to the latest version.
brew upgrade	Upgrades all installed packages to their latest versions.
brew upgrade <package>	Upgrades a specific package.
brew list	Lists all installed packages.
brew search <text>	Searches for packages matching the text.
brew info <package>	Displays information about a package.
brew doctor	Checks the system for potential issues with Homebrew.
brew cleanup	Removes old versions of packages and cleans cache.
brew tap <user/repo>	Adds a new tap (repository) for additional formulae.
brew untap <user/repo>	Removes a tap.
brew services list	Lists services managed by Homebrew.
brew services start <service>	Starts a service.
brew services stop <service>	Stops a service.
brew outdated	Shows outdated packages that can be upgraded.
brew pin <package>	Pins a package to prevent upgrades.
brew unpin <package>	Unpins a package to allow upgrades.

For more details, visit docs.brew.sh.