Self-hosting

Self-hosting means running the tool on your own infrastructure so code, prompts, and traces never leave your network.

• On the observability side, Langfuse self-hosts so sensitive LLM traces stay private; the cost is operating ClickHouse at scale.
• On the coding side, OpenCode and tools like Tabby run local-first, which matters for regulated or air-gapped environments.
• The tradeoff is operational burden: you trade a vendor’s managed reliability for control and privacy.

Self-hosting tends to pair naturally with BYOK and model choice, since both keep the sensitive path on your side of the network.

Sources: 0003-opencode-docs.md, 0004-langfuse-docs.md

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