What is an Oysterun Host?
The Host runs beside a supported agent provider for the same operating-system user and owns the Sessions, files, and runtime state that your Clients reach. Review the architecture.
FAQ
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The Host runs beside a supported agent provider for the same operating-system user and owns the Sessions, files, and runtime state that your Clients reach. Review the architecture.
No. They are two Clients for the same Host identity and Session state when you open the same current Host URL. See how Oysterun works.
Follow Getting Started for one current path from Host readiness to a useful Session you can recognize and reopen.
Use a currently supported macOS or Linux Host with Node.js 20 or newer, npm, and a supported provider authenticated for the same operating-system user. Check the complete first-time path.
No. Wait until the working state clears and the provider's final response is visible. Learn how to read agent activity.
Use Docs to search the current published guides or browse them by task group.
No. Oysterun is Beta software, and available surfaces depend on the current provider and Host configuration; roadmap dates are not delivery promises. Review current features and maturity.