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Fog Scouts API

FAQ

Questions about Fog Scouts API.

What is Fog Scouts API?

This app helps you with cloud agents on your phone. You choose a provider, add that provider's API key, then manage agents and repositories. See the app page.

Which providers are supported?

Providers shown in the app today include Anysphere, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. More providers will be added over time. Each provider has its own API key, dashboard, and feature set (see the app page).

Where do I get an API key?

In the API key dialog for a provider, open the link to that provider's key page. Create a key there and paste it into the app. The key is encrypted on this device and sent only to that provider.

Can I use more than one provider?

Yes. Store a key for each provider you use, then pick the provider on New Agent before you start a run.

How do repositories work?

Providers that support GitHub list repos for your key. Search and tap one, or paste a URL. OpenAI and Google cannot clone GitHub repositories — use a provider that supports repos (such as Anysphere or Anthropic), or start without a repo. Anthropic mounts repos as session resources and needs a GitHub personal access token when any repo is selected.

Why does Anthropic ask for a GitHub personal access token?

Anthropic mounts repositories as session resources. When you select one or more repos, the app asks for a GitHub PAT for that create request. It is sent once to the provider and is not saved on the device. Repo discovery can use an Anysphere key if you have one; otherwise paste a GitHub URL.

Can I rename an agent?

Yes. On Home or the agent screen you can set a local display name on this device. Clear it to restore the provider-supplied name.

Is there a Fog Scouts account or server?

No. The app talks directly from your device to the provider you choose. There is no Fog Scouts account, relay server, ads, or analytics.

How do I contact support?

Email support@drippingleaf.com. Include your device model, app version, and a short description of the issue.