Uno Work on your phone with the T3 Code app
The free T3 Code app from the App Store and Google Play connects to Uno Work again. See your chats, write, start a chat in a project, answer the agent’s approvals and questions, and stop a reply. Read and unread now follow you between the phone, the browser and the desktop app.
How to pair: Uno Work, from your phone.
One run for a function or a Linux command
The Spark address that runs a function without a deploy now runs shell commands too: send {"cmd":"python3 -V"} to POST https://api.spark.uno4.me/v1/run and a Linux machine of your account runs it and answers with the output. A Spark app does the same with env.UNO.run(), and the CLI with uno run "cmd". The machine is part of your plan and deletes itself after a few minutes.
Docs: "Spark — code without a server" in the full reference.
See which computers are temporary, and keep the ones you need
When an agent starts a machine with a lifetime, the Computers list and the machine's page now say so: "Temporary · deletes in 8 min", and which key started it. One click keeps the machine for good or gives it another hour.
Docs: Boxes.
S3 keys for your Uno storage
Make an access key for one bucket and use it with aws s3, boto3, the AWS SDK for JavaScript or any app that asks for "your own S3". A key can be read and write, read only or write only, and you can revoke it at once. The endpoint is s3.uno.place.
Guide with code: upload to Uno with an S3 key. API: "Object storage" in the full reference.
A machine for one command
Agents can start a fresh Linux machine for one command: POST /api/v1/machines/run starts it, runs the command, returns the output and lets the machine sleep. It comes with Ubuntu, Node 22, Python 3, git and build tools, in sizes from 512 MB to 4 GB, and it is part of your plan.
Set expires_in_s (10 seconds to 30 days) and the machine deletes itself then, even if the agent stops. You can cap what an agent's key may start, and agents on MCP get the same thing as the run_on_new_machine tool.
Docs: Computers in the docs, "Machines as functions" in llms.txt, Agent sandboxes.
Push code to Uno without an SSH key
You can now push to your Uno git remote over HTTPS with an API key that has repos:write. No SSH key to set up on a new laptop or in CI:
git -c http.extraHeader="Authorization: Bearer $UNO_API_KEY" push <http_url> main
Docs: Deploy in the docs.
Guide: run Claude Code or Codex on your own server
The whole path in 16 steps with screenshots, from uno.place to a working chat: pick the agent and the plan, sign in with your Claude or ChatGPT plan, add a GitHub project. In English and Russian.
Read it: Run Claude Code or Codex on your own server.
Your own domain on an Uno site
Put a site on your own name, such as www.mycafe.com: add one CNAME record to your site's uno4.me address and press Connect on the site's Custom domain tab. Uno checks the record, HTTPS is automatic, and the site keeps its uno4.me address too.
Guide: How to connect your own domain.
Spark apps deploy from GitHub
Point Spark at a GitHub repository and Uno finds the JavaScript or Python code, deploys it, and deploys it again on every push to the branch. Files like .env and keys stay in the repository.
Docs: "Spark — code without a server" in the full API reference.