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BlitzOS

Agents for the rest of the team

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A BlitzOS workspace: the session rail with worktrees and chats on the left, an agent session in the middle, and its diff on the right

What you can do with BlitzOS

Let teammates use agents with zero setup

Teammates start using agents instead of learning how to use them. Set up a workspace once: git repos, credentials, agent rules, and skills. Add a teammate and they get their own cloud computer with the same setup, and start work immediately.

Manage credentials for the whole org

Keep every org credential in one place: GitHub, Google Workspace, Linear, Discord, or any API key. Grant a workspace or a member access to exactly the credentials they need. Revoke it from the same place.

Use the agents you already pay for

Claude Code and Codex come installed. Any other agent harness that supports ACP (OpenCode, Pi, DeepSeek, Kimi Code, Grok, etc.) is supported.

Build tools and workflows

Use agents to build your own dashboards, CRMs, and task managers. Each ships with a backend, auth, and a shareable URL.

Installation

Automated agent setup

Paste this prompt into your coding agent:

Self-host BlitzOS from this repo. Read docs/SELF-HOST.md. Follow its steps in order. Ask me for the accounts you need: Cloudflare, a spare domain, Google OAuth, and Hetzner or AWS.

Manual setup

Follow the self-host guide.

More built in

  • Connections Connect GitHub, Google Workspace, Linear, Discord, and YouTrack with provider-specific authorization: member OAuth or personal tokens, or admin-managed organization credentials. Enable connections per workspace, and let agents request access.
  • Teenyapps Discover and preview apps running in a workspace, then save links to deployed versions in the same panel.
  • Bring your own cloud Run workspaces on Hetzner or AWS, and deploy the control plane in your Cloudflare account.

Packages

  • box the complete workspace runtime: SSH, Docker, agent harnesses, terminal, files, and previews.
  • control-plane workspaces, member machines, roles, credential injection, volumes, and compute providers.
  • webApp the browser webApp for creating, configuring, sharing, and working inside workspaces.
  • schema shared wire types and cross-runtime conformance fixtures.

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Roadmap

  • sessions
  • policy

Apache-2.0.

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