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DevSpace: let ChatGPT touch your real codebase
A self-hosted bridge that gives ChatGPT secure access to your local projects — read, edit, search and run code without uploading anything to the cloud.
DevSpace is a self-hosted MCP server that connects ChatGPT to your local machine. You install the CLI, point it at the folders you allow, expose it over a private tunnel and protect it with a password — then ChatGPT can inspect repos, edit files, run shell commands and even use git worktrees. It took off because it gives you AI coding help without shipping your files to a third party. The repo is real: TypeScript-heavy, 167 commits, CI in place, from a developer with a track record.
Why a vibe-coder should care
If you live in ChatGPT but hate copy-pasting files back and forth, this lets it work on your actual project — locally and on your terms. You decide which folders are visible and everything stays on your machine.
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