Run project commands
The local shell provides npm, node, git, npx, and commands such as ls, cat, grep, and find. Pipes, redirects, variables, jobs, and history support a compact development loop.
Start at the directory containing package.json. Install dependencies before starting the project script, as you would in any development environment.
npm install
npm run dev
jobsSee the local server
Services that open a port become jobs. Odete keeps them on 127.0.0.1 and Preview follows the last server started; save a file to see the framework reload.
Use iPhone, iPad, and desktop viewports for a quick check, open the page console when needed, and tap to open the URL in Safari. Without a server, index.html can open through the local odete://static/ scheme.
kill %1Choose a compatible framework
Vite is the most complete path: dev, build, and preview are supported. Astro and Next work in development mode; Nest can run through node.
The runtime is Node-compatible on JavaScriptCore, not full Node. Native addons do not work, and packages that require binaries can fall back to versions served by esm.sh.
Know the boundaries
astro build and next build do not run yet. In Astro, hydrated islands, MDX, and content collections are not ready. In Next, some advanced features, Server Action file uploads, parallel routes, and client-side navigation remain limited.
The port is local to the device and does not expose your server to the network. npm downloads and remote modules need a connection; the running server and its files stay local.