agentverse-os/AgentVerse-OS

Personal cloud OS for a developer and their AI agents on a single server. One-command install on Ubuntu, then everything in the browser: a windowed desktop, isolated workspaces with VS Code, Claude Code and Codex, a store of 944 self-hosted apps, backups and updates. Access only via Tailscale, nothing exposed to the internet. Rust core, Svelte UI.

What it solves

AgentVerse OS provides a personal cloud operating system designed for developers and their AI agents. It eliminates the friction of setting up isolated development environments and self-hosting AI tools by providing a single-server system that is accessible from any device via a browser, ensuring that workspaces and agents remain persistent on the server regardless of the client device used.

How it works

The system runs on Ubuntu with ZFS and uses a Rust-based core (cloudd) to manage projects, apps, and capabilities.

  • Workspaces: Each project is isolated in an Incus container with Docker inside, providing a browser-based VS Code environment and terminal where agents like Claude Code and Codex can operate.
  • Connectivity: It uses Tailscale for secure networking and TLS certificates, meaning the system is not exposed to the public internet.
  • App Store: It integrates a catalog of 944 self-hosted apps (merged from Runtipi, Coolify, and Umbrel) deployed via Komodo.
  • Capabilities: Instead of managing static addresses, projects request "capabilities" (e.g., llm or storage.s3), and the core dynamically connects the project's gate to the appropriate provider.
  • Interface: A Svelte 5-based desktop PWA provides a windowed OS experience with a taskbar, widgets, and file management.

Who it’s for

Developers who want a persistent, secure, and portable "vibe coding" environment where they can deploy AI agents and self-hosted tools on their own hardware without complex manual configuration.

Highlights

  • Isolated AI Workspaces: Dedicated Incus containers for each project featuring integrated VS Code and AI agents.
  • Massive App Catalog: Access to nearly 1,000 self-hosted applications with guided installation and rollback capabilities.
  • Abstracted Infrastructure: Use of "capabilities" to decouple projects from specific service providers (e.g., swapping S3 providers without changing project config).
  • Zero-Config Networking: Seamless setup via Tailscale for secure, encrypted access across devices.
  • Full Desktop Experience: A browser-based OS UI with themes, widgets, and multi-language support.

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