LuceBox / manage
Local / private

Local model setup

Make your Lucebox ready.

Check the hardware, install the qualified model, and start your private API. Everything runs on this machine.

MachineChecking…
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PCIe link—
ROCm—
Model profileChecking…
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Private accessChecking…
Lucebox CLI / live output State / ready 
› $ lucebox manage --local
› Ready. Choose Check machine to begin.

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Apps

Use Lucebox where you already work.

Choose an app here. Lucebox starts the model and prepares its private connection for you.

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Choose an app

Server stopped

Choose any supported app. Lucebox Connect installs it when needed, configures the private model, and opens it on this laptop.

One-time laptop setup Enable one-click apps

A small Lucebox connector configures and opens supported apps on this laptop. It runs only when you click.

Open WebUI

One click

A familiar private chat interface in your browser.

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OpenCode

One click

An open-source coding agent for your terminal.

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Claude Code

One click

Use the local model from Anthropic's coding agent.

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Codex

One click

Connect OpenAI's coding agent to your Lucebox.

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Hermes Agent

One click

A general agent with terminal tools and local workflows.

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OpenClaw

One click

A personal agent for local tools, automations, and channels.

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Pi

One click

A compact terminal coding agent with local tools.

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Connect Tailscale first. Any supported app can then open automatically on this laptop.

Laptop connection

One small setup. Then it is one click.

Lucebox Connect is a tiny launcher—not another dashboard. It safely connects this page to apps on your laptop and closes after opening them.

Detected laptop Checking…
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    DownloadGet the connector for this laptop.
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    Open onceApprove the operating-system prompt.
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    ConnectedReturn here and use one-click apps.
Checking whether this laptop is already connected…
Why is this needed?

Browsers cannot install or open terminal applications by themselves. The connector accepts only fixed Lucebox actions, never arbitrary commands, and receives a short-lived one-use ticket instead of your API key.