Agentrove

What it does: Agentrove unifies Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and OpenCode agents into a single self-hosted interface, allowing developers to switch between and run different AI coding assistants from one workspace. It uses ACP-powered sandboxes to provide isolated execution environments.

Advantages: The self-hosted model keeps code and data within your own infrastructure, improving privacy and control. A single interface reduces context-switching between tools, and the open-source project (293 GitHub stars) gives you full access and customizability.

Drawbacks and risks: The project is under active development with breaking changes expected between releases, making it unsuitable for production-critical stability. Self-hosting requires dedicated server resources and operational skills for setup and maintenance. Public information is limited; long-term reliability and community support are not yet proven.

Cost and fit: Agentrove is free and open-source, with deployment costs limited to your own server infrastructure.