Guides
Each guide does one job from start to finish: what you need, the steps with commands to copy, and how to check that it works. Every guide also shows the short way: the same job on an Uno computer, where an agent does it for you.
First time: Claude Code on a serverInstall → sign in → keep it running
A bot that stays online@BotFather → code → a bot that restarts itself
A site from a chat with AIChat → files → a public address
AI agents on a server
- Run Claude Code or Codex on your own server16 steps with screenshots, from uno.place to a working chat.
- How to run Claude Code on a serverSix steps and the commands to copy. About 15 minutes.
- How to run Codex on a serverInstall, sign in without a browser, keep it running. Six steps.
- Run Claude Code on Uno AITwo variables and a model name, and Claude Code works on your Uno AI hours.
- Codex and opencode on Uno AIOne provider block in config.toml or opencode.json, and both agents work on Uno AI hours.
- How to keep an agent running after you close the laptoptmux for a session you attach to, systemd for a job that must never stop.
- How to run several agents at onceA worktree, a tmux window and a port for each agent, and enough memory for their builds.
- How to give your agent a browserPlaywright MCP, headless Chrome on a server, and a clean address so sites do not block it.
- How to run an agent on a scheduleA script with claude -p or codex exec, started by cron or a systemd timer.
Assistants and automation
- How to install OpenClaw on a serverOne installer, one onboarding command, an SSH tunnel to the dashboard.
- How to self-host n8nn8n in Docker, an https address for webhooks, and what a sleeping computer does to triggers.
- How to turn calls into textRecord, shrink, transcribe. Three routes with the commands to copy.
Bots
- How to launch a Telegram botFrom @BotFather to a bot that restarts itself. Six steps.
- Where to host a Telegram bot so it stays onlineLaptop, free platform, VPS or Uno: what each costs and when the bot goes quiet.
- How to host a Discord botFrom the Developer Portal to a bot that stays online. And why a sleeping host breaks it.
Sites
- How to publish a site from a chat with AIFrom a chat to a public address in about 10 minutes, with the commands to copy.
- How to connect your own domainOne DNS record, one field at the host, a short wait. Commands to check it.
- How to put a password on a siteFour ways to lock a site, with the config to copy. In Uno it is one sentence.
- How to collect form answers without a backendChange one attribute and answers reach your inbox. Two ways, with the code.
Data and storage
- How to get a Postgres database in a minuteOne Docker command, a connection string, a backup. Or one request to the agent.
- How to store files in S3 from Python and JavaScriptboto3 and the AWS SDK for JavaScript: upload, check, big files, and any S3-compatible endpoint.
- How to back up a serverrestic to S3, a daily timer and a restore test. Seven steps.
Servers
- How to choose a server for your projectMemory first, then disk, CPU and region. A table of starting sizes.
- How to secure a new server in 10 minutesKeys, firewall, updates, fail2ban. Six steps and the commands.
- How to move a project from your laptop to the cloudCode through git, secrets and data by hand, then the port. Seven steps.
Ready-made setups
- Run Hermes Agent without setting up a serverYour own Hermes assistant on a cloud computer, answering in Telegram.
- A Telegram bot without managing a serverDescribe the bot in plain words; AI writes it and runs it on your computer.
- Your own task tracker instead of JiraBoards, tasks and due dates on your computer. AI installs the tracker.
- A website with a form, without hostingA site with a contact or booking form; answers go to your email.
Need the idea before the steps? Learn explains each term in plain words. Not sure which tool to pick? Comparisons put them side by side.