LiteLLM Agent Platform (LAP) gives you a self-hosted environment for running coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, opencode, and others — inside isolated Kubernetes sandboxes. A built-in credential vault proxy ensures your real API keys and tokens are never exposed to the agents themselves, while theDocumentation Index
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lap CLI lets you attach a local terminal directly to any running sandbox.
Quick Start
Install the
lap CLI, connect to your platform, and open your first sandbox in under five minutes.Self-Hosting
Deploy LiteLLM Agent Platform on Kubernetes locally with kind, or on AWS EKS for production.
API Reference
Manage agents and sessions programmatically with the REST API.
Core Concepts
Understand agents, sessions, the vault proxy, and harness types.
How it works
Create an agent
Define your coding agent — choose a model, write a system prompt, pick a harness (Claude Code, Codex, opencode, or claude-agent-sdk), and optionally point it at a Git repo.
Open a session
Start a sandbox with
lap <agent-name> from the CLI, via the web UI, or by calling POST /api/v1/managed_agents/agents/{id}/session. A fresh Kubernetes pod spins up in seconds.Work securely
The vault proxy intercepts all outbound HTTPS from the sandbox and swaps stub credentials for real ones at the wire level. The agent process never sees your actual keys.
Key features
Credential Vault
Agents receive stub tokens. The vault sidecar swaps them for real credentials on every outbound TLS connection.
lap CLI
Attach your local terminal to any sandbox over WebSocket. Same feel as SSH, but sandboxed.
Skills Library
Package reusable instructions as skills and attach them to any agent at creation time.
Linear Integration
Delegate Linear issues to agents automatically via OAuth webhooks.