Credentials. The tunnel URL is reachable from any device and changes each session, so treat it as a live entry point and do not share it while your keys are loaded.
Who it is forA user with no local setup who wants a working ENZO instance for a few hours from any browser or device.
The problemInstalling dependencies and building the UI on a personal machine is a barrier for a quick test.
The outcomeA Colab link and a Cloudflare tunnel URL that open a live ENZO workspace, with provider keys you paste after boot.
What you need first
- Docker with Docker Compose, or a free Google account for the Colab route
- At least one provider API key, such as OpenRouter, Google AI Studio or NVIDIA NIM
- A browser to open the app and paste keys into the Vault
Steps
- Open the Colab notebook from the badge in the README at notebooks/enzo-colab.ipynb in the ENZO repo.
- Select Runtime → Run all, or press Ctrl/⌘ + F9, and wait about 4 to 5 minutes for the first install and build.
- Copy the Colab link or the Cloudflare tunnel link printed by the last cell.
- Paste a provider key into the Vault after boot and start a chat or agent.
Prompt for your agent
Open the ENZO Colab notebook at notebooks/enzo-colab.ipynb in the repo theguysudo/ENZO and run all cells. Expected output: a printed Colab link and a Cloudflare tunnel link to the running server. Verify the tunnel URL returns the ENZO app before pasting any provider key into <workspace-url>.
Caveat. The README says the Colab VM is gone when the session ends, so anything not saved elsewhere is lost.
Use this in your AI agent
Ask your agent
Using the Deduped MCP, get the setup steps for theguysudo/ENZO and "Run ENZO on Google Colab with no install"
Add Deduped to Claude Code once
claude mcp add --transport http deduped https://dedupedai.com/mcp
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