About this block

With Install Command is the CTA written in the audience language. A four minute promise and a quickstart button sit beside a terminal box: two commands with a copy affordance and a success line in primary confirming the first event arrived. For developers the command box is the button, the copy affordance is the click.

The commands are plain markup with token colored spans, and the copy button is ready to wire to the clipboard. The success line is the storytelling detail, showing the outcome inside the terminal makes the promise feel already kept. Keep the honest clause, the four minutes includes reading the quickstart.

When to use

Reach for this block closing developer facing pages, SDK products, APIs, or the developers page of a broader platform. It pairs with integrations-with-code, that block proves the API exists, this one starts the clock. Real command names matter, developers judge the product by whether the snippet would actually run.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Code panels showing the API the commands install

After

• Footers with the developer links variant closing the page

What you can display

One strong use is the SDK install to first event path. Other boxes:

• CLI tool. Install and first run for a developer tool, with real output as the success line.
• Self hosting. The docker compose up moment for an open source product.
• Template start. The npx create command for a starter kit audience.

Tip: the success line sells more than the headline, end the terminal on the moment the product starts working.