A self-hosted multi-model AI cockpit. OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok and any other provider you want to plug in, all reachable from a single interface. Organize your work into hierarchical projects, reuse your prompts and snippets across threads, projects and workspaces, watch your cost in real time and run the whole thing on infrastructure you own outright.
Serious work with AI is no longer one chat in one browser tab. It is OpenAI for one task, Anthropic for another, Grok for a third, plus whatever new model dropped this week. Conversations scatter across vendors. Prompts get retyped. Costs are invisible until the bill arrives. Data sits on someone else's servers under terms that change without notice.
The AI Cockpit consolidates that surface into one owned environment. One login. Every provider. Every thread organized into projects and folders you can navigate. The potent moments in any conversation pinned in a click, easy to reference, reuse and share. Every dollar accounted for in real time. Every byte running on infrastructure you control.
AI Workspace pairs a modern Next.js interface with a Node and TypeScript backend, Postgres for relational data, Redis for sessions and cache, MinIO for S3-compatible file storage and Server-Sent Events for token-by-token streaming. The result is a workspace that behaves like a real product, not a wrapper around someone else's API.
Project trees, threaded conversations, snippet panels, clipboard, model switching, search across every conversation ever held.
Built by operators for operators. Nothing decorative. Nothing hypothetical.
A platform you own is a platform you should be able to tune. The settings layer is deep on purpose. Account, personalization, notifications, team management, integrations, API keys, billing, usage. Nothing hidden behind a paywall or a support ticket.
Every choice on this build optimizes for ownership, longevity and developer sanity. Modern enough to move fast. Boring enough to still run in five years without a rewrite.
The code, the data, the models, the hardware it sits on, all of it belongs to you. Nothing routes through a vendor's terms of service. Nothing gets deprecated by a quarterly roadmap. Every panel can be reshaped, every setting overridden, every workflow extended to fit the way you actually work.