A private route in
An SSH tunnel keeps the server listening locally while you use its browser workspace from another machine. A private network is another option for hosts you control.
Headless & Cloud
Run Vakyartha on your own server. Keep ongoing work, scheduled routines, and your agent’s memory there, then connect from your browser or the chat channels you choose.

A core that runs without a desktop
Vakyartha’s core runs as a service. It does not need an open desktop window or a display attached to its host. Your conversations, memory, and scheduled work live on the machine running your agent.

Your infrastructure. Your choice.
Deploy the headless Linux server on your own virtual machine, or use the Docker setup with persistent storage. The hosting contract is independent of the cloud provider, with a worked AWS EC2 guide to get you started.
Reach it on your terms
Use an SSH tunnel for private access, or configure your own HTTPS hostname. For a public browser address, enroll an owner passkey and keep recovery codes somewhere safe.
An SSH tunnel keeps the server listening locally while you use its browser workspace from another machine. A private network is another option for hosts you control.
Put an HTTPS reverse proxy in front of the server and configure the exact public hostname. Browser sign-in, revocable sessions, and your agent’s permission rules continue to apply.
You provide the server, storage, network access, updates, backups, and model credentials. The cloud provider operates the underlying infrastructure. Choose access and tools deliberately: a hosted agent can act on the workspace and integrations you allow.
Headless. Connected. Yours.
Choose a host, connect your providers, and bring your agent into the places you work.
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