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Is TurenOS a sandbox?

No. Approved tools execute with your user privileges. Use a VM, container, or disposable account for hostile code.

Which agent providers are supported?

Claude Code subscriptions and OpenAI Codex OAuth are supported, alongside API-key and custom-endpoint providers. Availability depends on the connected server and installed provider integrations. TurenOS permissions remain the execution boundary regardless of provider.

Why do files and commands still use forge?

TurenOS is a hard fork with compatibility-sensitive identifiers. The CLI, configuration paths, protocol values, and some bundle IDs retain forge names so existing data and integrations continue to work.

Do Desktop users need the forge runtime downloads?

No. Desktop installers contain the correct forge-cli sidecar. Standalone forge-* archives are for CLI, server, shell-installer, and npm use.

Where is my data stored?

See Data locations. Sessions and credentials are local by default, but provider and integration requests can leave the machine.

Can I use a subscription instead of an API key?

The Claude Code provider can use an existing local claude auth login. Other providers expose API-key, OAuth, device-login, or custom endpoint flows according to their capabilities.

What is the difference between a project and workspace?

A project is the registered repository or directory. A workspace is an isolated Git worktree used to run a session separately from the main checkout.

What survives closing the app?

Projects, sessions, messages, tools, settings, Extensions, automations, memory, and goals are durable. Active process-local execution stops when its owning process exits.

Why does an MCP card say Needs Auth?

The server is installed and enabled but has no valid OAuth token. Click Connect and complete authorization in your browser.

How do I verify a download?

Use the signed checksum manifest, detached artifact signature, and native platform signature described in Release verification.

Where can I report a bug?

Open an issue at github.com/turenlabs/turenos/issues. Report security vulnerabilities privately through GitHub Security Advisories.