There's a hosted version now, and HolyClaude stays exactly as it is #76
CoderLuii
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Quick note since a few of you have asked about running this somewhere other than your own machine.
First, the important bit: HolyClaude isn't changing. Still MIT, still free, still the thing I use myself. Nothing is moving behind a paywall and nothing is getting removed. nano is going into the next release, along with anything else people flag in Discussions.
What's new is a hosted version, HolyCode Cloud. The reason it exists is in the Discussions here — people were already running HolyClaude on their own VPS, one container per developer, access control handled with Tailscale or a reverse proxy. That works. It's also a server somebody has to keep alive, and that maintenance is what I ended up building a product around.
It's a Linux box that stays yours: one VM and one persistent disk per person, six agent CLIs and about 60 dev tools preinstalled, root, SSH, and a browser terminal so you can start something on a desktop and pick it up on a phone with the session still running. Your own API key, never proxied, no markup on tokens.
$19/mo up to $199, or 3 days free if you want to poke at it: https://app.holycode.cloud/billing?code=TRY3DAYS
Thanks for the 2.4k stars and the 250-odd forks. I didn't expect any of it when I pushed the first version in March, and the issues and discussions people have opened have made this thing considerably better than what I'd have built alone.
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