A real machine. Room to make it yours.
Full Linux VMs with root access. Install your tools, run Docker, and keep your files and environment between sessions.
01 A place for your work
A quiet home
for ongoing
work.
Persistent remote Linux boxes for Claude Code, Codex, and you. Start something on a box. Close your laptop. Come back to where you left off.
Your tools. Your context. A little more room.
BOX / WORKAXONOMETRIC — 01
Built to stay.
Designed to be yours.
The foundation
↗Full Linux machines Persistent sessions Open source
02 Settle in. Step away.
Your laptop rests.
Your work stays.
A few commands open the door. Your agent runs inside the box’s managed tmux session, so disconnecting doesn’t end the work.
Install the CLIA workspace in four steps~/your-project
- 01
Find your way in.
bh loginConnect to hosted BoxHaven or your own backend.
- 02
Make a space for your project.
bh create workCreates a box and syncs this project once.
- 03
Let the work begin.
bh run work codexStarts Codex on the box. Prefer Claude Code? Use
bh run work claude.Step away with Ctrl-b, then d.
The agent keeps running on the box. - 04
Pick up where you left off.
bh connect workReattach to your session. The room is as you left it.
03 Considered from the ground up
Familiar tools.
A different kind of space.
Take the familiar way in.
Use SSH, scp, rsync, or VS Code Remote SSH. Run bh ssh-config install once, then connect with ssh bh-work.
Move files with intention.
Your project syncs when the box is created. After that, you choose when to push or retrieve changes. bh run leaves your remote files alone.
bh sync up work bh sync down work --forceSync up mirrors local changes and deletions. Sync down overwrites local files.
A place to bring others in.
Share boxes within your team, with owner, admin, and member roles. When previews are configured, share a running web app through the box’s public URL.
04 Choose your setting
One idea.
Two ways to make it yours.
Leave the work open.
There’s room for
what comes next.