Guides
AgentPort guides
Practical walkthroughs for running AI coding agents on your own computer or server and using them from any browser.
- Run Grok Build on your VPS and use it from your browser
Put xAI's Grok Build coding agent on an always-on server and chat with it from your phone or laptop.
- Use Google Antigravity remotely from any device
Run Google's Antigravity agent on your own computer or server and chat with it from a phone, tablet or another laptop.
- Self-hosted AI coding agent on your own server with Docker
What runs where, what stays on your machine, and the two ways to install: one command or a Coolify compose file.
- Use an AI coding agent from your phone
Keep the agent running on your own computer or VPS and start, check and approve its work from your phone's browser.
- Keep Grok Build running after you close your laptop
Why tmux alone does not save a task when the lid closes, and two setups that do: SSH plus tmux on a server, or AgentPort in the browser.
- Run Codex CLI and Claude Code on a VPS, and use them from your phone
Install OpenAI's Codex CLI and Anthropic's Claude Code on an always-on server, sign in without a browser, keep them running with tmux, and reach them from a phone.
- Run Grok Build in Docker
A tested Dockerfile for xAI's Grok Build CLI, headless sign-in with a device code, a volume that keeps your login, and how to keep it running.
Try it on your own computer
The Free plan covers 1 computer. Pro is $27/month for up to 3. You bring the AI login and pay that provider directly.