Claude Code and Codex behind a credential broker, plus open-source models through OpenCode. All on your own server, each session in its own sandbox and worktree, with your history on your server.
Browser · iPhone · iPad · Mac via the iPad app
Claude and Codex tokens, signing keys, and infrastructure access stay brokered outside the sandbox.
Every session gets its own branch and clean worktree.
Agents run in project sandboxes with the assigned workspace mounted for development.
Verity keeps the workflow you already trust — branches, CI, review, and secrets — while your agents do the work.
Every agent branch passes secret scanning and an isolated code review. Follow PR and CI state in the thread, then merge when the required checks are complete.
Start several agents on the same repository from your phone. Isolated worktrees keep their branches clean and their changes apart; the attention queue shows which session needs you.
Move between Claude Code and Codex — or connect open-source models through OpenCode. Verity keeps your history and paid-plan usage in view before a limit interrupts the work.
Isolated project containers and external credential boundaries reduce the blast radius of software supply-chain attacks. Claude and Codex provider requests cross a brokered gateway; signing and infrastructure actions are brokered outside the project runtime. OpenCode is supported separately and is not covered by this credential-isolation claim. Run Verity on a Linux workstation, dedicated server, or private cloud: the self-hosted server runs on an x86-64 or ARM64 Linux host with Docker. macOS and Windows machines are supported as clients, not as the server.
Verity does not replace your IDE. There is no completion and no inline edit loop.
Agents work on your existing repositories and your existing Git workflow, not on generated starter applications.
Verity runs on your own host. The core is open source under the Apache License 2.0, and a local installation does not require a paid service from us.
Verity is in beta testing. You need a Linux machine with Docker that stays on, a Claude or ChatGPT subscription or an OpenAI-compatible API key, and a browser or an iPhone or iPad. The getting started guide takes you from an empty server to your first session in about 30 minutes.
The browser app needs no invitation. For the iPhone and iPad app, request a TestFlight invitation by email. Beta software: features and setup may change as testing progresses.
