star-office-helper

Run the setup script, which clones the Star-Office-UI repo, creates a Python virtual environment, installs backend requirements, and copies state.sample.json to state.json. Then start the backend with the venv Python and the frontend with npm, and verify http://127.0.0.1:19000 responds.

Unauthorized usually means the backend is running but its session or auth state is not initialized, or you opened the backend port 18791 directly instead of the frontend port 19000. Ensure state.json exists and open the frontend URL in the OpenHub preview panel.

Homebrew Python follows PEP 668 and blocks system-wide pip installs. Create a virtual environment with python3 -m venv .venv, then install dependencies using .venv/bin/python -m pip install -r backend/requirements.txt instead of --break-system-packages.

Star Office only animates when its own backend and frontend are running and receiving events from OpenClaw. Confirm the frontend port 19000 is reachable, the backend is receiving task events, and the preview panel URL exactly matches the frontend address.

Run the uninstall script, which kills backend and frontend processes, frees ports 19000 and 18791, removes the Star-Office-UI directory, and verifies cleanup. Do not manually delete the folder without stopping services first.

No. Star Office is a third-party visualization layer and is not built into OpenHub. OpenClaw executes tasks independently; Star Office only animates agent status when its own services and event bridge are active.