Opendray – run Claude Code/Codex agents on your own box, drive from anywhere (github.com)

Opendray has launched a self-hosted gateway that allows users to run Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Grok Build, and OpenCode agents on their own infrastructure, making AI coding sessions accessible from web, mobile, or chat applications like Telegram and Slack. By transitioning from SSH, which disconnects sessions upon laptop sleep, to this new system, users can maintain continuous operation of their sessions even if they lose connection. Opendray’s multi-account pooling and live account-switching features significantly enhance collaborative efforts, allowing teams to optimize their use of AI tools. This technology is particularly significant for the AI/ML community as it offers a local-first approach to running multiple AI coding CLIs while maintaining control over security and data privacy, as no vector data leaves the user's network. The solution includes a local memory layer for embedding management and an integrated API for third-party applications, ensuring flexibility and extensibility in various operational environments. Opendray caters to individual developers and small teams by enabling seamless integration of AI capabilities into their workflows, allowing for an enhanced development experience and improved productivity.