Tytus private pod quickstart

Install Tytus, connect your private pod, open tytusOS, and use the AIL gateway from another AI tool.

Goal

By the end, you have:

• Tytus installed locally.
• A Traylinx account connected with tytus setup.
• tytusOS open at http://localhost:4242.
• An env block ready for Cursor, Claude Code, OpenCode, Gemini, or scripts.
• A shared folder ready for OpenClaw, Hermes, Atomek, or JULI3TA outputs.

1. Sign in and choose a plan

Open https://traylinx.com, sign in, and open Tytus from the sidebar.

Free users can read the setup flow but do not get a private pod. Explorer includes 1 pod unit. Creator includes 2. Operator includes 4.

2. Install Tytus

macOS and Linux:

curl -fsSL https://get.traylinx.com/install.sh | bash

Windows:

powershell -c "irm https://get.traylinx.com/install.ps1 | iex"

3. Run setup

tytus setup

Follow the sign-in flow. Tytus connects the local machine to the Traylinx account and prepares the WireGuard tunnel.

4. Open tytusOS

tytus tray install

Then open:

http://localhost:4242

Use Files, Terminal, Chat, Settings, Pod Inspector, Agent Team, Atomek, and JULI3TA from the local desktop.

5. Generate the env block

In Traylinx, open Tytus > Configs & references and generate the env block.

Paste the endpoint, API key, and model aliases into an OpenAI-compatible client.

6. Bind a shared folder

tytus folder bind ~/Projects/my-work --name my-work

Use that folder for OpenClaw repo work, Hermes outputs, Atomek missions, and JULI3TA exports.

7. Test

tytus status
tytus test
tytus llm-docs

If a tool fails, regenerate the env block, confirm the tunnel is up, and run setup again after changing machines or credentials.