Documentation
Operon documentation
Install Operon, connect the AI coding agents you already use, and learn the instruments — session history, context monitoring, scope control, cost tracking, and team observability.
Start with a task
What Operon is
The problem it solves and how it wraps the AI coding tools you already run.
Install Operon
Download, install, and get the desktop app running on macOS, Windows, or Linux.
Run your first session
Point Operon at a project, launch an agent, and watch the session live.
Troubleshooting
Fixes for the runtime problems you are most likely to hit.
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Getting Started
Install Operon, launch your first project, and understand how it works.
Dashboard
What the web dashboard is, its panels, and how the desktop syncs data to it.
Features
The feature landscape at a glance and how the pieces fit together.
Settings
How the Settings page is organized and where each group is documented.
Desktop App
Navigating the desktop app, Mission Control, and keyboard shortcuts.
Updates
When Operon checks for updates and how the update flow works.
FAQs
Common questions about accounts, privacy, plans, and how Operon works.
Troubleshooting
Fixes for the runtime problems you are most likely to hit.
Best Practices
How to run agents safely and get the most out of Operon.
Guides people open most
- Accounts and local modeWhat runs without an account, and what signing in actually changes.
- Control and safetyScope guardrails, allowed and blocked globs, and approval gates for agent edits.
- Context and monitoringWatching the context window in real time and catching context loss early.
- Orchestration and ArenaRunning agents in parallel and racing the same task across several of them.
- Plans and pricing FAQsHow Solo, Pro, Team, and Enterprise differ, and where the live figures live.
- Safe agent runsHow to run agents safely and get the most out of Operon day to day.