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What you can do with Cloudroom Core

Cloudroom core is a self-hostable Rust service that runs coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Pi on a Linux machine and saves their chat history.

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4 use cases

  • Run coding agents on your own Linux server

    Install the core on a VPS or home server so Claude Code and Codex run there, not on your laptop.

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    Using the cloudroom-core repo, install the core on <server-host> following docs/setup.md, then create one session for Claude Code using the HTTP API in docs/api.md. Expected output: the session ID and the agent's first reply. Verify that the API rejects a request sent without the secret token.

  • Build and test the Cloudroom core from source

    Compile the Rust service in release mode and run its full test suite before you deploy it.

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    In the cloudroom-core repo at <clone-path>, run `cargo build --locked --release` and then `cargo test --locked --all-targets`. Expected output: a release binary and a summary of passing tests. Verify that the test run reports zero failures before reporting success.

  • Back up saved agent chat history

    Copy the core's saved history to a backup location on a schedule you control.

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    Using the cloudroom-core repo docs in docs/storage.md and docs/setup.md, identify the saved history folder on <server-host> and copy it to <backup-target>. Expected output: a copy of the folder at the backup target. Verify that the file count and total size match the original.

  • Connect the Cloudroom desktop app to your core

    Point the Mac desktop app at your own core using a URL and token, with no account.

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    Using the cloudroom-core setup guide in docs/setup.md, connect the Cloudroom desktop app on <mac-host> to the core at <core-url> with the token <token>. Expected output: the app lists the core as connected. Verify that an agent started from the app appears in the core's saved history.

How to use Cloudroom Core

  1. Check you have what it needs: A Linux machine, such as a VPS, home server, or spare laptop, running Ubuntu 24.04 for the one-script install; Your own logins for the agent CLIs you want to run, since agents use your own logins to call their models; Git, and Rust 1.89 or newer if you build from source.
  2. Open davidondrej/cloudroom-core on GitHub and read the README and license.
  3. Open the [install guide](docs/setup.md) and run the one-script install on Ubuntu 24.04.
  4. Follow [reach it from your laptop](docs/setup.md#reach-it-from-your-other-devices) to connect over Tailscale.
  5. Sign in to each agent CLI you plan to use with your own login, so the agent can call its model.
  6. Read the [HTTP API](docs/api.md) and send a request with your secret token to create a session.

These steps come from our top use case, Run coding agents on your own Linux server, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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Requirements

  • A Linux machine, such as a VPS, home server, or spare laptop, running Ubuntu 24.04 for the one-script install
  • Your own logins for the agent CLIs you want to run, since agents use your own logins to call their models
  • Git, and Rust 1.89 or newer if you build from source
  • Optional: a Tailscale account to reach the core from other devices
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Questions about Cloudroom Core

What is Cloudroom Core?

Cloudroom core is a self-hostable Rust service that runs coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Pi on a Linux machine and saves their chat history. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/davidondrej/cloudroom-core.

Who is Cloudroom Core for?

Developers and small teams who want coding agents running on a server they control, reachable from their laptop or the Cloudroom desktop app.

What can I do with Cloudroom Core?

4 use cases so far, for example: Run coding agents on your own Linux server; Build and test the Cloudroom core from source; Back up saved agent chat history. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.

What do I need to run Cloudroom Core?

A Linux machine, such as a VPS, home server, or spare laptop, running Ubuntu 24.04 for the one-script install; Your own logins for the agent CLIs you want to run, since agents use your own logins to call their models; Git, and Rust 1.89 or newer if you build from source; Optional: a Tailscale account to reach the core from other devices.

What are alternatives to Cloudroom Core?

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Is Cloudroom Core safe to run?

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