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A self-hosted workspace where your AI coding agents work side by side,
and one mind runs them for you. On your machine, from any device.
SpaceApp is a web app you run on your own machine with Docker. It replaces a wall of terminal windows with rooms: each room holds panes, and each pane is an AI coding CLI, a copilot, a browser or a tool.
Run OpenCode, OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, Google Gemini, Qwen, Kimi, Grok, and DeepSeek concurrently in persistent rooms on your own machine. Rooms organize sessions; they are not a security boundary between mutually untrusted users.
| 🧑💻 You browser · phone · Telegram |
➜ | 🧠 Nous, one mind does the routine work, asks you only what needs you |
➜ | 🗂️ Rooms of panes AI coding CLIs · copilots · studios · browsers · files |
| Every pane shares 💾 Space Memory · 🔐 Vault · 🚪 Space Gateway · 🧩 skills and MCP servers | ||||
Work in any pane yourself, or give Nous a goal and let it run the panes. Every CLI runs on your own account.
| Run up to 16 AI coding assistants, terminals and tools per room. Rooms stay warm, so their sessions keep running when you switch. | Reads every pane's progress, sends the next steps, works on your /goal and asks you only about releases, deletes, third parties and direction. Off until you turn on Work on my behalf. |
Mail, Job, Marketing, Freelance, Security and Monitoring: the work around the code, with as much autonomy as you choose. |
| Design, Video and App Studio make graphics, videos and mobile apps for any agent that asks. | The Vault fills your logins without showing them to agents. Space Gateway uses your subscriptions first and your API key last. | Decisions and project knowledge that every agent session reads and writes, shown as a 3D graph. |
The Copilots room in the interactive demo, with invented data. Every tool is described in the tools guide.
One command on Linux, macOS or Windows 11. Docker is installed automatically if it is missing:
npx --yes run-spaceapp@latest install- The launcher checks CPU, RAM and disk, and installs or starts Docker.
- It checks the SBOM and provenance attestations of SpaceApp's images, pulls them by the digest the npm package pins and starts the stack.
- It prints a 15-minute setup token and opens
http://127.0.0.1:4911. - You paste the token and create your owner account.
- The Getting Started room opens with OpenCode: check its model, sign in if it asks, and give it a small task.
Windows: use Command Prompt (
cmd.exe). If PowerShell blocks scripts, runnpx.cmd --yes run-spaceapp@latest install.
Copilots and studios are optional modules: turn one on with optionalModules in the launcher's config.json, then run repair. What a self-hosted install cannot do yet is in the Known Limitations.
Nous is SpaceApp's own agent. It reads every pane's progress, sends the next steps and works on your goals (/goal <what you want> in its composer) in turns of its own until they are done. It asks you before releases, deletes, anything to third parties or money, and changes of direction; the allowances that let it do more alone are off until you turn them on.
From run-spaceapp 1.2.0 Nous runs on a self-hosted install too: each turn is a headless Claude Code run in spaceapp-cli on your own Claude Code login, with lean defaults. Connect Claude Code, then switch on Work on my behalf in the Nous dock. Goals, allowances, tools, the install path, a goal from start to finish and the limits of a self-hosted install: Nous guide.
A Docker Compose stack. The launcher picks the largest profile your machine fits, or you pass --profile <name>:
| Profile | Containers | Needs |
|---|---|---|
small |
spaceapp-core (web app and API) · spaceapp-cli (the AI CLIs) · postgres (data and pgvector memory) |
4 CPUs, 7 GiB RAM, 6.5 GiB disk |
medium |
small + temporal (background workflows) |
4 CPUs, 11 GiB RAM, 8 GiB disk |
large |
medium + spaceapp-browser (managed Chrome) |
8 CPUs, 15 GiB RAM, 11 GiB disk |
- Your files: the containers see none of your host files until you register a folder with
workspace add <path>(--read-onlyfor reference repos). Containers are not a sandbox against a hostile workload; read the trust boundaries. - The code: a TypeScript monorepo:
apps/web(React),apps/api(Fastify),apps/worker(Temporal) and sharedpackages/(contracts, db, runtime, gateway, run-spaceapp launcher, …). Development requires Node >=26.13 <27; see Contributing.
Run npx --yes run-spaceapp@latest <command>, or spaceapp <command> after npm install -g run-spaceapp:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
up · down · status · logs |
Start, stop and check the stack |
update · rollback |
Update the images, or go back to the previous ones (database changes stay; use restore for those) |
backup · restore |
A checksummed archive of the database, settings and memory |
workspace add <path> |
Let agents work in one of your folders |
provider install <name> |
Add an AI coding CLI (codex, claude, gemini, qwen, …) |
credentials set <provider> |
Save an API key through masked input |
doctor --fix |
Find and repair install problems |
owner reset-password · owner rotate-setup-token |
Forgotten password, or an expired setup token |
Every command and option: Operations guide.
| Assistant | Sign-in |
|---|---|
| OpenCode | The first CLI in setup; its provider catalog decides models and sign-in |
| OpenAI Codex / Claude Code / Gemini CLI / Kimi Code / Grok Build | Your provider account |
| Qwen Code / DeepSeek CLI / Cursor / Copilot / Autohand / Hermes / Oh My Pi / Qoder / Muse / Droid | Provider-dependent: an account login or API credentials |
Installed versions and your credentials decide what can run; see the compatibility evidence and limitations and CLI providers.
Getting started · Nous · Architecture · Security model · Claims audit · Contributing · Support · Security disclosures · Discord
SpaceApp is licensed under the MIT License. The copyright holder is INTRATRADE SINGLE MEMBER P.C. (Greek: INTRATRADE ΜΟΝΟΠΡΟΣΩΠΗ Ι.Κ.Ε.), the company that develops SpaceApp. Contributions are accepted under the MIT License with a Developer Certificate of Origin 1.1 sign-off.
Every published version keeps the license it was released under: v0.1.3 to v1.0.2 under the Apache License, Version 2.0, and v1.0.31 to 1.1.6 under the Business Source License 1.1; SpaceApp and the run-spaceapp launcher are MIT from 1.1.7. Parts taken from other projects keep their own license (THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES), and the integrated AI CLIs stay under their providers' terms (Third-Party Notices).