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App directory

Browse Oyster's seven open-source starter Apps, with guides and source repositories for each.

These seven open-source Apps are made by Fungi and included in Oyster’s starter setup. People use them in a browser; Agents use them as tools, with the access you approve. Each App has its own source repository.

The task guides in the App entries below describe Fungi Hub. For Oyster-specific setup and usage, see each App’s source README.

To run them, follow Run your own Oyster. If you already use Fungi Hub, open your Team’s launcher to see its installed Apps. This directory links to guides and source code; it does not install an App or grant access.

Start conversations, read replies and review the App calls your Agents make. Keep conversations together in an inbox.

Work with Agents · Grove source

Keep repositories, give each Agent a fork and review its changes before merging.

Bonsai source

Run commands on a Computer and inspect its processes and ports. Commands run on the selected Computer, not in your browser.

Use Computers · Shed source

Browse a Computer’s folders, edit text and preview images, video and Markdown. Save your changes back to that Computer.

Open and edit a file · Inkcap source

Connect App methods into a workflow, publish a version and follow its runs. Start it by hand, on a schedule or from an event.

Trellis source

Generate from a prompt, upload references and browse the results in a gallery on your Computer. Generation needs a configured model and funding.

Make and save images · Prints source

Launch Apps, arrange tiled or floating windows and open settings. Tourtois is the desktop shell: it runs in the host’s own page with your permissions, unlike ordinary Apps in sandboxed frames. Only choose a shell you trust.

Customize your Fungi Hub dashboard · Tourtois source

On Fungi Hub, Bazaar lists Apps you can install into a Team. It is separate from this directory and from Oyster’s starter installer.

Want to make an App? Start with Build Apps for everyone. Sharing its source code does not install it. Building, installing and approving the access it needs are separate steps.