Self-hosted
The server, database, private network and model server all run on hardware you own.
Identity, access control and audit for AI coding agents.
The server, database, private network and model server all run on hardware you own.
The gateway checks every push and blocks changes to the main and master branches.
One encrypted backup file moves the server and its credentials to another Mac.
Cogy Code connects to Cogy Server, and both run on your own hardware.
Cogy Server identifies each request from the process on the server machine or from its Tailscale node on the private network. Agents do not need passwords or API keys to connect.
API keys and git tokens are kept in the macOS Keychain. Agents send requests through the gateway, which adds the credential, and pushes to main or master are blocked.
Headscale runs on the server machine to create the private network. A model server on the same network gives every agent access to shared local models.
Bugs and features are handled as jobs with a brief, a plan, the work and a review. Each stage is approved before the job moves on, and each job ends in a merge request.
Our installation, integration and support for Cogy Server
Enterprise DeploymentYes. Cogy Server is open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence. We also offer paid installation, integration and support.
It runs as a desktop app on a Mac with Apple silicon. Agents and other computers connect to it over its private network.
No. Any agent can be registered with Cogy Server, but Cogy Code needs Cogy Server for agent identities, credentials and jobs.
No outside service is needed. The private network, model server, credentials and audit log all stay on your own machines.
Bring us a plan or just an idea. We will arrange a discovery meeting with you to go through it.