Provider Authentication
Before Omnara can start a coding session, you need a working provider.Claude Code
You can authenticate Claude Code in either of these ways:- Claude Code CLI
- Environment variable
Codex
Install the Codex CLI, then sign in:Omnara Sign-In
When you runomnara for the first time:
- Omnara opens your browser
- You sign in to your Omnara account
- You return to the CLI or app
- Your sessions can now sync across devices
Sign-In Options
Email and password
Google account
GitHub
GitHub account
Apple
Apple account
Sign Out
Multi-Device
Once you are signed in, the same Omnara account works across:- CLI
- web dashboard
- desktop app
- mobile app
Security
- Encrypted local token storage under
~/.omnara/ - Automatic token refresh
- TLS for all connections
- Session isolation
Account Deletion
You can delete your account from Omnara settings in supported clients. If you are having trouble accessing your account, contactcontact@omnara.com.
Common Questions
“Do I need both Claude Code and Codex?”
No. You only need one provider to start using Omnara.“Why does Omnara launch but not start coding?”
Usually this means Omnara sign-in is complete, but your provider is not installed or authenticated yet.Troubleshooting
Claude Code is not detected
Claude Code is not detected
Make sure Claude Code is installed and authenticated.Or set:
Codex is not detected
Codex is not detected
Install Codex and complete its login flow.
The browser did not open
The browser did not open
Copy the sign-in URL from the CLI and open it manually in your browser.
I signed in to Omnara, but coding still does not work
I signed in to Omnara, but coding still does not work
You are probably signed in to Omnara but not to your provider. Check Claude Code or Codex authentication separately.
I want to use sandboxing but it is blocked
I want to use sandboxing but it is blocked
Some sandbox flows require workspace sync, checkpoints, or GitHub setup. See the sandbox guide.