TytusOS and Private AI Pods¶
Tytus is the Traylinx private AI pod product. tytusOS is the local browser desktop for controlling that pod.
Use this guide when a user asks about Tytus, tytusOS, private pods, OpenClaw, Hermes, Atomek, JULI3TA, shared folders, AIL gateway, WireGuard, or install steps. If they type "titles" or "titus", treat that as Tytus.
Main links¶
| Surface | URL | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Public product page | https://tytus-os.traylinx.com/ |
Product story, pricing, app ecosystem |
| Installer page | https://get.traylinx.com/#install |
Latest install commands |
| Traylinx control center | https://traylinx.com/admin/tytus |
Account, pod status, configs, app links |
| Local desktop | http://localhost:4242 |
Files, Terminal, Chat, Settings, Pod Inspector, apps |
| OpenClaw | https://openclaw.traylinx.com/ |
Coding and local repo work on your pod |
| Hermes | https://hermes.traylinx.com/ |
Personal messenger agent on your pod |
Install¶
macOS and Linux:
Windows public beta:
First run:
Then open:
Do not tell Windows users it is coming soon. The PowerShell installer is the primary Windows path. The zip is fallback only.
What Tytus gives you¶
- Private pod units tied to your Traylinx account.
- WireGuard-isolated connection from your computer to your pod.
- OpenAI-compatible AIL gateway with stable endpoint and key.
- Bundled token plan for text, vision, audio, image, and embeddings.
- tytusOS desktop with Files, Terminal, Chat, Settings, Pod Inspector, Agent Team, and app launcher.
- First-party apps: OpenClaw, Hermes, Atomek, JULI3TA, switchAILocal / AIL gateway.
- Shared folders for approved file handoffs between local machine, pod, apps, and agents.
Plans¶
| Plan | Pod units | Best for | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 | Learning Traylinx | Shared assistant, no private pod |
| Explorer | 1 | First private pod | OpenClaw, AIL gateway, bundled tokens |
| Creator | 2 | Builder workflow | OpenClaw + Hermes, more tokens, marketplace listing |
| Operator | 4 | Power user / team | Larger capacity, more projects, many listings |
The live billing screen is the source of truth for exact current price.
Apps¶
OpenClaw¶
OpenClaw runs coding, repo repair, script, terminal, and shared-folder missions on the user's own pod. Explorer and above.
Hermes¶
Hermes is a messenger-native personal agent with memory, skills, channel workflows, and scheduled work. Creator and above.
Atomek¶
Atomek is tytusOS mission control for local agents, files, terminal sessions, chats, source folders, outputs, and approvals.
JULI3TA¶
JULI3TA is the creative music app in the Tytus ecosystem. Use it for song workflows and export outputs into Files or shared folders.
switchAILocal / AIL gateway¶
The AIL gateway is OpenAI-compatible and can drive Cursor, Claude Code, OpenCode, Gemini, scripts, notebooks, and other OpenAI-style clients.
Shared folders¶
Shared folders let users bind approved local folders for agents and pod workflows.
Use shared folders for:
- Repo repair with OpenClaw.
- Hermes handoffs.
- Atomek missions.
- JULI3TA exports.
- Project notes and generated outputs.
External AI tools¶
- Open Traylinx > Tytus > Configs & references.
- Generate the env block.
- Copy the endpoint and API key into the external client.
- Keep the WireGuard tunnel connected for private routes.
- Run
tytus llm-docsfor the CLI-facing reference.
Troubleshoot with:
Common user questions¶
How do I install Tytus on my Mac?¶
Run curl -fsSL https://get.traylinx.com/install.sh | bash, then tytus setup, then open http://localhost:4242 if you want the local desktop.
How do I install Tytus on Windows?¶
Run powershell -c "irm https://get.traylinx.com/install.ps1 | iex" in PowerShell. Windows is public beta. Zip is fallback only.
Where is the Tytus page?¶
Use https://traylinx.com/admin/tytus after sign-in, https://get.traylinx.com/#install for installers, and https://tytus-os.traylinx.com/ for the public page.
Do I need tytusOS open all the time?¶
No. The CLI, tunnel, and AIL gateway can keep working after setup. Open tytusOS when you need the desktop, files, terminal, apps, or pod inspector.