1
Install and sign in
Download Nuphos Desktop for macOS, Windows or
Linux. Sign in with Google, Apple, or an email verification code. Create or
join the team you want to work in.
2
Choose a runtime and computer
To use a coding CLI already installed on this computer, open
Settings → This computer → Local runtime. Select a supported runtime
and follow its sign-in instructions.To work remotely, open Runtimes → Add runtime. An Administrator can add
a Nuphos-managed New computer, connect a machine you manage with its
join command, or connect a self-hosted runtime. Cloud capacity has a
separate computer plan. See Runtimes and computers.
3
Start your first task
Choose New agent and select the runtime in the composer. For a local
runtime, point it at a folder that exists on that computer:
Work in ~/code/my-app. Read the README, explain how to run the project, and identify one small improvement. Show me the proposed change before committing anything.Replace the path with your own. For a cloud or remote computer, first clone the repository there using access you are authorized to use. A path on your laptop is not automatically a path on the remote machine.
4
Follow and steer the work
The transcript shows progress and tool results. Send a correction while
the agent is working to steer it. Answer question cards when it needs input;
stop the turn if you need it to halt.Start in Auto Mode: actions the runtime considers
risky ask for approval. A code edit does not automatically require an
infrastructure plan. Ask explicitly for review before committing or publishing
when that is the workflow you want.
5
Bring your team and tools
Share the session with a teammate when you want them to read or contribute.
The teammate also needs access to the computer where work runs.Connect GitHub, Linear, or another
connector when you need it, then select it for the
conversation. For cloud work, add AWS or GCP
and start with only the provider permissions the task needs.