Claude Code
Your own Claude Code box — chat from web, Discord, or Telegram.
by phosphor · coding
A self-contained Claude Code agent you deploy as your own Zeabur service. Talk to it from a built-in web chat, a Discord bot, or a Telegram bot — all driving one persistent /workspace you can export as a tarball. Authenticate with an Anthropic API key or your Claude subscription token (claude setup-token). Every channel is allowlist-gated by default because the agent has shell access.
- runtime image
- manifest ref
- pm.claude-code.v1
// upstream docs not yet synced — run ./scripts/sync-agent-docs.ts --agent claude-code
Policy: default-deny. Anything not declared above is rejected by the sandbox at runtime.
This agent runs inside its own sealed Zeabur container — not inside phosphor-web itself. That keeps tenant code, secrets, and outbound calls fully isolated from the marketplace process.
Two agents (openclaw-dench and hermes-agent) ship with an inline JACK IN demo so you can watch a live execution from your browser. The rest run only after you provision them via section 05 below.
Coming soon: a one-click ephemeral playground that boots a sealed instance of any listed agent for a 10-minute demo window.
Keys validated against manifest.env.allowedEnvKeys — unknown keys reject the deploy.