Rynhult

Rynhult (spoken RIN-hult, formerly ACC) is the product name.

Rynhult is a self-hosted dashboard for running and supervising native coding-agent CLI sessions (Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Antigravity, Cursor, OpenCode) on your own Linux machine, and optionally on other machines you add (Linux, Windows through WSL2, or a Mac). You choose the agent, its profile and the work; Rynhult starts it in a real terminal, keeps it running across disconnects and reboots, tells you when it needs you, and keeps every project's code, wiki and deployments in one place.

Who it is for

One operator (or a small team) running coding agents on their own Linux machines, who wants:

• real CLI sessions, not a re-implementation of them
• one place to see what every agent is doing and which one is waiting for an answer, what each changed, and everything they said
• a safety net (guardrails) against agents' mistakes, whatever their permission mode
• people deciding what runs where: an optional Orchestrator role lets one session start helpers, but only within limits you grant, and it is off unless you choose it

Where to start

• Using Rynhult: the User guide, starting with Install, Getting started, the Glossary and Every feature at a glance. Inside Rynhult, the same pages are under Guide in the sidebar; on a phone, Contents opens the list of pages.
• Running or changing Rynhult: the Internal documentation, starting with Architecture.

Status

v1.0 scope: the self-hosted Linux server, used through browsers on any client platform, including the phone web app, with existing Linux/macOS/Windows-WSL nodes. Native applications follow v1, one platform at a time; the order is not chosen yet (candidates: native Windows, macOS standalone, Linux desktop, iOS and Android). Existing desktop/mobile source is not a v1 app release. See platform scope.

A release candidate (version 0.15.0-rc.1), not a stable release. It suits people comfortable running a Linux server, DNS and certificates, on a machine they can restore. Use the browser dashboard or installed phone web app; native apps remain post-v1. Groups have authority controls, private same-host Git exchange and group sessions launched in private checkouts on the main. Containers per session ship as a Preview: off by default, on per project, and only on a host that has passed the container qualification.

Company sign-in has an OIDC pilot, off by default and not yet qualified with a real tenant; directory provisioning and broader organization controls remain planned. Remote access has preparation, apply and roaming git-backup code, but public access and machine identities default to Off and still need separately installed helpers and real-network qualification. Desktop apps have a Linux standalone developer slice and an unqualified Mac port, not signed public releases; native Windows execution is not available. See Decisions and roadmap.

This wiki is public. Every name, address and screenshot in it is artificial (the demo instance), not a real system.

This page is generated from docs/wiki/Home.md; the same page is under Guide inside Rynhult.