OpenStar Docs
Product, setup, security, licensing, and self-host status for OpenStar.
OpenStar is personal open-source intelligence for developers. It connects GitHub taste, agent tools, repository evidence, Watch briefs, and OpenStar Memory into one focused loop.
Beta docs
These docs describe the current product direction, setup boundaries, security model, licensing language, and self-host status. The Expo app is still the primary product surface.
Understand the loop
Explore, Chat, Watch, and Memory as one personalized repo discovery system.
Configure AI
Bring your own provider, model, base URL, and encrypted API key.
Agent evidence
See how Chat answers stay grounded in tool results and repository evidence.
Self-host status
Check what is planned, what is not ready, and who the preview is for.
Current status
| Area | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile app | Beta | Expo app is the primary experience. |
| Public docs | Active | Setup, security, licensing, plans, and self-host boundaries. |
| Self-host | Planned | Preview is intended for design partners first. |
| Billing | Not enabled | Plan pages describe intent, not active pricing. |
Reader paths
Start with the product loop, connect GitHub, configure a provider, and then use Chat or Explore to create useful Memory.
Review GitHub permissions, API key encryption, data model, deletion controls, and licensing language before describing OpenStar externally.
Read self-host status first. Architecture and configuration pages describe expected shape, not a production-ready installer.
Where to start
Start with What is OpenStar? to understand the product model.
Configure AI Provider / BYOK before relying on Chat.
Review Licensing before describing OpenStar as open source.
Check Self-host status before planning a deployment.