Use Passport on any platform

Windows and Linux are fully supported through Passport's web install hub, standards-based MCP OAuth, and Passport CLI. No native desktop app is required.

Open Passport CLI guide
1. WindowsOpen Passport in Edge, Chrome, or Firefox; choose Add client; use the offered client-native installer or configuration; finish browser OAuth; then verify that the client lists Passport tools. For terminal agents, install Node.js 22.23.2+ and run npm i -g passport-bridge.Windows CLI steps
2. LinuxOpen Passport in your browser; choose Add client; use the client-native command, link, or configuration; finish browser OAuth; then verify tools. For terminal agents, install Node.js 22.23.2+ and run npm i -g passport-bridge.Linux CLI steps
Web and hosted clientsClaude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, and Codex connect without a Passport desktop application. Passport never treats opening or copying setup instructions as a successful connection.Add a client
Optional macOS accelerator

Passport Desktop for macOS

Wire several supported local clients in one pass. This is optional; the same web, native MCP, and CLI paths above also work on macOS.

Download for macOS

Version 0.3.41 · Universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Requires macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later.

  1. Open the download and drag Passport to Applications.
  2. Right-click Passport and choose Open the first time.
  3. Sign in, select local clients, and verify each observed connection.