QodariumStart here
Understand what Qodarium is, what it is being built for and the practical next step before you connect a real project.
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What you are looking at
Qodarium is a self-hosted workspace for projects and long-running coding-agent sessions. It is designed to keep the conversation, working environment and repository evidence connected.
Community is the intended foundation for one developer. Team adds a planned small-team collaboration layer with shared context, handoff and review. Codex is the first runtime; model access and provider requirements are separate.
Get oriented in four steps
Understand the boundary
Read the architecture guide to see which work belongs on your machines and which supporting services may be involved.
Choose a first project
Use a non-critical repository with a clear development workflow and a focused task.
Check the host
Confirm repository access, runtime authentication, build tools and enough capacity for the real workload.
Follow the release direction
Use the roadmap to distinguish Community validation from planned Team capabilities.
Pick your next guide
Architecture
Understand the browser, workspace service, execution host and supporting service boundaries.
Host readiness
Inspect the machine and repository before depending on a browser-based workflow.
First session
Frame a bounded task, define verification and leave a useful result.
Community and Team
See the intended packaging without confusing a future collaboration feature with today's availability.
Continue from here
Read the architecture guide, work through host readiness, then use the first-session workflow.
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