Complete first-run setup
Use the automatic browser or terminal journey to prepare your selected device role.
After component installation, run oore setup. Oore shows the service plan before it starts.
Interactive oore install starts this step automatically.
Automatic interface choice
Oore selects the setup interface from the session and device role.
| Situation | Interface |
|---|---|
| Any SSH session | Terminal |
| Local interactive Complete setup | Browser |
| Every other setup | Terminal |
To override the choice, use --interface terminal or --interface browser.
Browser setup requires the Complete role. It supports This device and Identity provider access.
Use terminal setup for Trusted proxy access. Over SSH, the automatic interface is the terminal.
oore setup --interface browserComplete the role journey
Each role asks only for its required information.
| Role | Setup result |
|---|---|
| Complete | Starts the control plane and web UI, creates the owner, and enrolls the local runner. |
| Control plane | Starts the control plane and creates the owner in the terminal. |
| Runner | Connects to a ready control plane, registers the runner, and starts its service. |
| Web node | Connects to a ready control plane, pairs the web node, and starts its service. |
| CLI only | Connects the CLI to a ready control plane and verifies login. |
The Complete role always keeps its web listener on loopback in this release.
Use a Web node behind protected ingress when the web listener must use a non-loopback address.
Complete and Control plane setup offer three access choices:
- This device uses passwordless sign-in over loopback. Use it on the backend Mac or through an SSH tunnel.
- Identity provider configures OIDC and verifies the first owner in a browser.
- Trusted proxy accepts identity from an existing access proxy. This choice uses terminal setup.
This device is the default choice.
If setup stops at idp_configured before owner creation, terminal setup can select This device or Trusted proxy instead.
Setup does not replace access after owner creation. Use Oore Settings after the instance becomes ready.
For terminal OIDC setup, add this exact callback URL to the identity provider:
http://localhost:4174/auth/callbackKeep this callback registered for setup retries. Over SSH, Oore prints the tunnel command for port 4174 before sign-in.
For Complete Trusted Proxy setup, Oore generates the private proof between its web service and control plane.
Oore also generates the upstream proof when you do not supply one. It prints the file path and this required proxy header:
x-oore-web-trusted-proxy-secretConfigure the access proxy to send that proof and the signed-in email header selected during setup.
For a Control plane role, the access proxy connects directly to oored.
Oore stores a generated direct proof at <install-root>/secrets/control-plane-proxy-proof.
It prints the direct proof header, selected email header, and the exact command that reads the proof file.
Administrator access
Service roles need administrator access to install and start macOS services.
In an interactive terminal, Oore requests access after you review the plan. The request expires after 60 seconds.
Without an interactive terminal, Oore uses non-interactive sudo. It never opens a password prompt.
For headless setup, activate administrator access first:
sudo -v
oore setup --config ./oore-setup.yamlFor CLI only setup, omit sudo -v.
If access fails, Oore stops before it changes setup state.
Use a configuration file
For repeatable setup, put values in a YAML or JSON file:
interface: terminal
access: this-device
owner_email: [email protected]
daemon_listen: 127.0.0.1:8787
web_listen: 127.0.0.1:4173Review the plan first:
chmod 600 ./oore-setup.yaml
oore setup --config ./oore-setup.yaml --planThen apply it:
sudo -v
oore setup --config ./oore-setup.yamlVerify the result
Setup must end with <Profile> setup is ready. Oore prints this message only after final service verification.
For This device and Identity provider access, Complete setup prints the local web URL.
Over SSH, it prints the exact tunnel command to run on your computer.
For Trusted Proxy access, setup hides the loopback URL. Finish the HTTPS proxy route, then open the proxy’s HTTPS address.
If setup prints an SSH tunnel, keep it open before you use the printed URL. Local Only sign-in remains passwordless through loopback.
For Complete, Control plane, or CLI only, run:
oore statusFor a remote Runner or Web node, run:
oore status --daemon-url https://oore.example.comFor local browser setup, the web UI opens the ready instance.
For every setup option, read the oore setup reference.