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Welcome to Crewship

Crewship is a self-hosted runtime for AI coding agents. Every crew gets its own Linux container — a real machine where its agents can install services, run databases, mount volumes, and build a complete working system together. The whole environment runs on your hardware and is packaged into portable, encrypted backups, so nothing your agents create ever disappears. Scale your Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, or Factory Droid session into a fleet of governed agents with cost budgets, approval gates, and audit logs built in.

Quick Start

Get the runtime live on your hardware in 60 seconds, then your first crew in 5 minutes.

Philosophy

Why Crewship exists, and why agents are persistent colleagues — not function calls.

Production Checklist

The six things a production agent system needs — and how Crewship covers all of them.

Architecture

Understand the sidecar model, container isolation, and IPC layer under the hood.

CLI Reference

Full reference for every crewship command and flag.

API Reference

REST API, WebSocket, and Webhook endpoints.

Core Concepts

Crews

Teams of agents with shared context, integrations, and goals.

Agents

Individual AI agents with roles, credentials, and a workspace they keep across runs.

Credentials

AES-256-GCM encrypted API keys with priority-based failover.

Skills

Reusable capabilities — local imports today, marketplace coming soon.

Inbox

Per-user actionable feed — waitpoints, escalations, failed runs, mentions, in one Linear-Triage list.

Routines

Declarative AI workflow recipes — cron + webhook + manual triggers, two-tier execution, HITL gates.

Activity

Workspace-wide live trace of agent runs as a single canvas with inline approvals.

Key Features

Tech Stack