ORYKSA Code: the AI codes on your own server

ORYKSA Code is a developer chat, like Cursor or Claude Code. You connect your own server over SSH and ORYKSA reads and writes files, runs commands and shows you the result. Anything risky always waits for your approval.

Turn it on

1. Go to Connectors → ORYKSA Code and press Activate.
2. ORYKSA Code then shows in the Chat mode sidebar and in the Panel mode menu. Press it to open the developer chat.

Connect your server

In the conversation, tell ORYKSA the server address and the user, for example: "connect to my server 203.0.113.10 with the user deploy". For the password or the SSH key a secure field appears in the chat: that value never reaches the AI and is stored encrypted. If you type it in the conversation by mistake, it is hidden in the history.

Working

• On the left you talk to ORYKSA; on the right you have the Terminal and the Browser to see the result.
• It lists folders, reads, creates and edits files and runs commands on your server.
• You can also type commands yourself in the Terminal.
• If you do not like a change to a file, you can undo it.

Security

• Commands that delete or change the system (for example deleting files, stopping processes, restarting services or SQL that deletes or changes data) always wait for you to press Approve.
• Only servers with a public address are accepted: internal addresses and ORYKSA's own servers are blocked.
• The conversation is stored encrypted.
• You can disconnect the server at any time in Connectors → ORYKSA Code.

What it costs

Each AI step inside a task uses 1 credit. A task can have several steps, for example read, edit and test. Commands you type yourself in the Terminal use no credits.

Limits

Each command can run for about 85 seconds. Longer tasks carry on by themselves in several steps, with nothing for you to do.