FAQ
Is eunha free?
Section titled “Is eunha free?”Yes. eunha is MIT-licensed open source. You only pay for LLM API calls if you use OpenAI or Anthropic — or use Ollama for free local inference.
Does it work offline?
Section titled “Does it work offline?”The library, search, and editing all work offline. Importing stars, fetching READMEs, and LLM descriptions (non-Ollama) require a network connection.
Where is my data stored?
Section titled “Where is my data stored?”Everything is stored locally at ~/.eunha/:
eunha.db— SQLite database with all repos and descriptionsconfig.toml— your GitHub PAT and LLM API key (permissions0600)
Nothing is sent to any eunha server. LLM requests go directly from your machine to your chosen provider.
Will it delete my existing GitHub stars?
Section titled “Will it delete my existing GitHub stars?”No. eunha only reads your stars via the GitHub API. It never modifies your GitHub account.
How do I add a repo that isn’t in my stars?
Section titled “How do I add a repo that isn’t in my stars?”Press a from the Library view to open the Add dialog. Paste any GitHub repo URL or owner/repo identifier.
How many repos can it handle?
Section titled “How many repos can it handle?”Practically unlimited — the list is virtualized and SQLite FTS5 search stays fast into the tens of thousands. The bottleneck is LLM describe time (sequential by design to respect rate limits).
Can I use my own LLM prompt?
Section titled “Can I use my own LLM prompt?”Not in v1. The prompt is intentionally immutable to ensure consistent output shape across all repos. See Prompt contract for details.
Is Windows or Linux supported?
Section titled “Is Windows or Linux supported?”eunha targets macOS in v1. Tauri v2 supports other platforms, but builds and testing on Windows/Linux are deferred. PRs welcome.