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Runtime Directory Structure

Coder Studio uses a runtime directory for storing runtime configuration and local state.

Default Location

  • Unix/macOS: ~/.coder-studio/
  • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.coder-studio\
  • Custom: Set CODER_STUDIO_RUNTIME_DIR environment variable

Directory Structure

~/.coder-studio/
├── runtime.json          # Runtime configuration (port, token)
├── data/                 # Persistent state JSON files and local app state
└── logs/                 # Server logs (Phase 2+)

runtime.json

The runtime.json file contains runtime configuration written by the server on startup:

{
  "version": "1.0",
  "port": 4173,
  "token": "random-secure-token",
  "pid": 12345,
  "startedAt": "2026-04-14T12:00:00Z"
}

Fields

  • version: Configuration schema version
  • port: Server port number
  • token: Authentication token for internal endpoints
  • pid: Server process ID
  • startedAt: Server start timestamp

Security

  • The runtime directory should be user-readable only (700 permissions)
  • The token in runtime.json is used to authenticate internal endpoints

Lifecycle

  1. Server Startup: Write runtime.json with port/token
  2. Runtime: Commands and clients read runtime.json to discover the active server
  3. Server Shutdown: Remove runtime.json