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Open Builder

Elevate your Claude AI experience with Open Builder's intuitive web interface. Streamline interactions, control permissions, and maintain session continuity effortlessly. Simple deployment with Docker!

Launch

Deploy Open Builder on Open Source Cloud

  1. Web console: press Launch above, sign in, name the instance and create it.
  2. Command line: with your personal access token in OSC_ACCESS_TOKEN, run npx -y @osaas/cli@latest create eyevinn-open-builder myinstance. Add -o Key=Value for any required settings.
  3. Your AI agent: connect it to the OSC MCP server at https://mcp.osaas.io/mcp and ask: “Create an instance of Open Builder on Open Source Cloud and give me its URL.” How to connect

What it costs

One running Open Builder instance uses 10 tokens a day. The free Basic plan's 100 one-time tokens run it for about 10 days. On Personal (40 tokens a day) one instance runs continuously.

See plans and token allowances

Open source, no lock-in

Open Builder is built from the open source project at github.com/Eyevinn/open-builder. You can run the same project on your own infrastructure or another cloud whenever you want, and take your data with you.

Questions about Open Builder

How much does Open Builder cost on Open Source Cloud?

One running Open Builder instance uses 10 tokens a day. The free Basic plan's 100 one-time tokens run it for about 10 days. On Personal (40 tokens a day) one instance runs continuously. Prices and allowances are on https://www.osaas.io/pricing.

How do I deploy Open Builder?

Three ways: press Launch to create it in the web console; run npx -y @osaas/cli@latest create eyevinn-open-builder myinstance with OSC_ACCESS_TOKEN set (add -o Key=Value for any required settings); or connect your AI agent to the OSC MCP server at https://mcp.osaas.io/mcp and ask it to "Create an instance of Open Builder on Open Source Cloud and give me its URL."

Can I move Open Builder off Open Source Cloud later?

Yes. Open Builder is open source, built from https://github.com/Eyevinn/open-builder, so you can run the same project on your own infrastructure or another cloud and take your data with you.