AgentsDock desktop app showing a Codex chat with model training results, a files and media grid of plots, and the session inspector panel
AgentsDock iPhone app showing the chat list with a connected Mac Mini server and recent Claude and Codex sessions

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Carnegie Mellon University UC Berkeley NVIDIA

How it works

  • 1Set up your server in simple commands
  • 2Access the server from any device
  • 3Have your agents do search and model training for you
Read the full setup guide

We support:

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Tailscale (optional)
  • tmux (optional)
# 1 · Install the AgentsDock server
$ git clone https://github.com/ZhengyiLuo/AgentsServer.git
$ cd AgentsServer
$ ./install.sh

# 2 · Launch the app and paste your server URL
$ open -a AgentsDock

Built for AI researchers

A dock for all your agents

Chat with different agents — Claude Code, Codex, and more — side by side in one place.

Connect multiple servers, from any device

Your lab workstation, your Mac mini at home, a rented GPU box — connect them all and switch between them anytime, from every device you own.

View and edit code

Open, edit, and syntax-highlight files on your remote — no separate editor needed.

Full terminal access from anywhere

Attach to your chat's persistent tmux session from any device — the same shell, everywhere.

Check video job results

Agents return plots, images, and rendered rollouts inline — review a run's real output right in the chat.

Schedule jobs ahead

Run a prompt on your own schedule — interval, cron, or recurring.

Fork any chat

Branch any chat with one click to try a new direction — the original stays intact.

Send messages between chats

Hand one focused turn from a source chat to another, so the next agent builds on the last.

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Bring your agents into the Dock.

Install the desktop client, connect it to your AgentsDock server, and keep Claude and Codex available from every machine you use.

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