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How to run Claude Code in a browser workspace on your server with Agentbox

Install Agentbox on a Linux server and code with Claude Code from any browser.

Remote script. The installer is piped from the internet straight into sudo bash, so read it first if your policy requires it.

Credentials. The Claude subscription, API key, or relay credential you add is stored in Agentbox on your server.

Who it is forA developer with a spare Linux server who wants to pick up a coding project from a laptop or phone without setting up tools on each device.

The problemClaude Code needs a configured environment, and it has to be set up again on every machine you work from.

The outcomeClaude Code runs inside a Docker workspace on your server, and you chat with it and see its work from a browser.

What you need first

  • A Linux server (x86_64 or arm64) with systemd and a local Docker Engine
  • A Claude or Codex subscription, API key, or compatible relay account
  • A browser on your laptop, desktop, or phone
  • Optional: a Git repository and HTTPS token, SSH key, or GitHub or GitLab OAuth for pushing and opening PRs or MRs

Steps

  1. Run curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/devilcoolyue/agentbox/main/install.sh | sudo bash on the server (the installer downloads a package and starts Agentbox.service).
  2. Open http://YOUR_SERVER_IP:8180 and sign in as boxadmin with the generated password printed by the installer.
  3. In System settings, open Account pool, add a Claude account, and fetch its models.
  4. Create a workspace from an empty project, an uploaded archive, or a Git repository, and select the Claude account.
  5. Describe the task in Chat, then check the result in Files and Changes.

Prompt for your agent

Use the agentbox repo at github.com/devilcoolyue/agentbox to set up a Claude Code workspace on the server <server-host>. Confirm that agentbox.service is running and that the web console answers on port 8180, then report the workspace URL. Do not share the generated admin password in logs.

Caveat. Each workspace defaults to 2 GiB of memory and 2 CPUs, so size the server for the number of workspaces you run at once.

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