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How to stand up a self-hosted Agent workspace for a team with Movo

Run the full MOVO stack with Docker Compose and finish first-run setup in the browser.

Who it is forAn IT administrator at a company that wants employees to use an Agent workspace on infrastructure it controls.

The problemAssembling authentication, knowledge, administration and Agent runtime pieces by hand takes significant effort before any user can work.

The outcomeA running MOVO deployment with an organization, initial accounts and a default chat model, reachable at the user workspace and admin console.

What you need first

  • Git installed
  • Docker Desktop, or Docker Engine with Docker Compose v2
  • At least 8 GB of available memory and 20 GB of available disk space
  • Network access to GHCR and Docker Hub for the initial image pull
  • Credentials for at least one compatible model API to complete setup

Steps

  1. git clone https://github.com/himovo/movo.git
  2. cd movo
  3. chmod +x movo
  4. ./movo up
  5. Open http://localhost:3000/admin/setup and create the organization, initial accounts and a default chat model in the setup wizard.
  6. ./movo status

Prompt for your agent

Using the repo himovo/movo, clone it, run the launcher with ./movo up, and open the setup page at <setup URL>. Report the output of ./movo status and confirm the services are healthy before finishing setup.

Caveat. The first startup downloads several container images and can take a long time on slow GHCR or Docker Hub access, and the README says it needs at least 8 GB of memory.

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