The install scripts behind toran.run.
Toran drives GitHub issues to merged pull requests. A watch on each machine in your pool picks the next step for every issue you label, and headless coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity) do the work under audited skills, on your machines, under your own GitHub Apps.
This repository holds only the install scripts. Every Toran release publishes them here, and
GitHub Pages serves them at toran.run.
Windows 11 (PowerShell):
irm https://toran.run/install.ps1 | iex
macOS and Linux:
curl -fsSL https://toran.run/install.sh | sh
Then follow toran setup. It checks the machine, offers to install what is missing and signs your
agents in.
These lines go live with the first release that publishes the scripts here. Until then, use the install command you were given with your access.
The script is short and holds no secret. Read it before you run it:
install.ps1, install.sh.
winget
on Windows, Homebrew on macOS, GitHub’s apt or dnf repository on Linux.gh auth login if you are not signed in, and asks for the
read:packages scope (one browser approval).~/.local/bin/toran, or %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\toran on
Windows), adds that folder to your PATH, and starts toran setup.It never stores a token itself, never asks for administrator rights on its own, and changes nothing outside the install folder and your PATH.
Toran is in private release. Access is granted per GitHub account; ask your Toran contact.
If the script stops with no access to ghcr.io/..., run
gh auth refresh -h github.com -s read:packages and try again. If the message stays, your account
has no access yet.
Please report a vulnerability privately; see SECURITY.md.
The scripts in this repository are licensed under the MIT License. Toran itself is proprietary software of 116 Ideas, Inc. and is not covered by that license; its use is governed by the terms you accept when you install it.
Toran™ is a trademark of 116 Ideas, Inc.