Claude Code, hosted

Claude Code in the cloud

Claude Code runs in your ZeroLog container, signed in with your own Claude account. The container lives on a server, so a long task does not depend on your laptop staying open.

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~/projectExample
# in the container terminal, inside your project
$ cd ~/project
$ claude

# then, inside Claude Code
> /goal every test in ~/budget passes

How it works

  • Your account, your subscription

    Under Settings, AI accounts, you start the Claude Code sign-in. The CLI prints a URL, you open it, sign in with your own Claude account and paste the code back. Anthropic bills you on your subscription. Nothing reaches your ZeroLog credit. This works from the Mini plan.

  • The vendor's own CLI

    It is the Claude Code binary, running in a Linux container with your files. The sign-in is stored in a volume that belongs to your account alone.

  • Runs on the server

    A /goal run continues when you close the tab or reload the page. Every round shows up as a line in the chat, and a run started from the CLI is reported back to Jobs. For long work, start it as /goal or a job rather than relying on one open terminal.

  • Limits per plan

    ZeroLog caps one /goal run by time: 4 hours on Mini, 8 on Pro, 12 on Max, no limit on Ultra. A goal also stops when it is met, stalls, or reaches 25 rounds. Your Claude subscription keeps its own limits, and ZeroLog does not raise or bypass them.

Two ways to power it

  • Your own Claude account

    Claude models, billed by Anthropic under your plan. Your prompts go to Anthropic under your contract, not through ZeroLog's model provider.

  • A model from the ZeroLog catalogue

    Point the same CLI at a catalogue model instead. Requests count against your ZeroLog credit and limits, and no Anthropic account is involved. The ZeroLog picker does not offer Anthropic models, so Claude itself needs your own account.

Details: Claude Code and other CLIs, Your own vendor subscription, /goal.

What stays on your side

You choose the permission mode in the chat, and the CLI follows it. Your files sit in the container and persist between sessions. If a vendor limit stops a request, ZeroLog does not send it anywhere else. Outbound network access from the container runs through ZeroLog's filtered gateway, which works for common package sources and websites.

ZeroLog is an independent service. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Anthropic. Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic.

Sign in to Claude Code

  1. Open Settings, then AI accounts.

    Start the sign-in for Claude Code.

  2. Open the URL the CLI prints.

    Sign in with your own Claude account, then paste the code back. Nothing is intercepted or replayed.

  3. Open the container terminal and start it.
    cd ~/project && claude
  4. Give it a goal you can check.

    For example, tests that must pass. A vague goal never becomes true.

Questions

  • Can I run Claude Code without keeping my laptop open?

    Yes, as a /goal run or job. The container is on a server. A /goal run continues when you close the tab. Idle containers can be paused, so use /goal or a job for long tasks.

  • Do I need a Claude subscription?

    For Claude models, yes: you sign in with your own account. Without one you can point the CLI at a model from the ZeroLog catalogue and pay with credit.

  • Which plan do I need?

    Own AI accounts work from Mini, the smallest plan with a container. The /goal time limit per run grows with the plan. See the pricing page for current prices.

  • Is this an Anthropic product?

    No. ZeroLog is independent and not affiliated with Anthropic.

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Put Claude Code on a server

Ask for access, then sign in with your own account.