> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.automa.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

> Discover how to self-host Automa & agents on your own infrastructure

## Automa

Automa is a source-available platform for code automation that you can run on your own servers. Its source code is available on [GitHub](https://github.com/automa/monorepo).

It contains the following components:

* **Database**: A database for storing data.
* **Cache**: A key-value store for jobs, caching, and session management.
* **API**: The backend server that handles requests and integrates with external tools.
* **Console**: The web UI for interacting with the API to manage agents, tasks, and settings.

You can set up Automa in various ways, depending on your infrastructure and preferences. Below are the recommended methods:

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  <Card arrow title="Docker" icon="docker" href="/self-hosting/setup/docker">
    Set up Automa using Docker containers
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  <Card arrow title="Railway" icon="train-track" href="/self-hosting/setup/railway">
    Set up Automa using Railway templates
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## Agents

Automa also provides open-source agents that you can run on your own servers. Their source code is available in our GitHub [organization](https://github.com/automa).

Below are some of the agents that you can self-host:

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  <Card arrow title="Codex" href="/self-hosting/agents/codex">
    Set up Codex agent for Automa
  </Card>

  <Card arrow title="Claude Code" href="/self-hosting/agents/claude-code">
    Set up Claude Code agent for Automa
  </Card>

  <Card arrow title="Gemini" href="/self-hosting/agents/gemini">
    Set up Gemini agent for Automa
  </Card>
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