What Claude for Startups, the OpenAI Partner Network and NVIDIA Inception change for SpaceApp users

post is the part that matters if you run a self-hosted tool like ours: what it changes for you. SpaceApp is self-hosted. You install it on a host you own, and you connect the provider accounts and keys yourself. Joining these programs does not put us between you and any provider: Your accounts, your keys.

The CLIs in SpaceApp (OpenCode, Codex, Gemini, Qwen Code, Kimi Code, Grok Build, experimental DeepSeek) run on the provider accounts you connect. Claude Code has its own owner-initiated install flow. Your workspaces. The owner registers each workspace explicitly; agents work in isolated rooms.

A separate public assistant. The public streaming assistant has its own reviewed memory and cannot access the owner's private data or credentials. And to be exact about what a program is: membership in a program is not an endorsement of SpaceApp by Anthropic, OpenAI or NVIDIA. A self-hosted workspace for running AI coding CLIs side by side in isolated rooms, with Nous, one mind that runs them, and copilots for mail, marketing, security and monitoring.

It is MIT-licensed from 1.1.7. Install on Linux, macOS or Windows 11 (Node.js 20.11 or newer): npx --yes run-spaceapp@latest install The default light profile brings the CLIs, PostgreSQL and Temporal; the standard profile adds a managed browser container. Site and docs: https://spaceapp.dev