OtoDock launches self‑hosted platform for Claude Code and Codex agents
OtoDock introduces a self‑hosted, multi‑tenant platform that lets companies run collaborative AI agents powered by Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex. Users can create agents with defined personas, memory, tools and workspace, assign them to departments such as personal assistant, system admin or marketing manager, and control access through granular sandboxing and network isolation.
Key points
- OtoDock provides a self‑hosted, Docker‑based AI agent platform using Claude Code and Codex
- Agents are sandboxed with kernel isolation, network blocks and encrypted credentials
- Free tier supports up to five users; larger teams pay per‑seat licensing
The platform runs on a Docker‑based Linux server, connects to each user’s Anthropic or OpenAI subscription (or local models), and supports extensions like Twilio phone calls, Asterisk/FreePBX, and a community catalog of ready‑made agents and tools. Features include SSO, two‑factor authentication, per‑agent cost budgeting, live editing of Office files, image/video/audio generation, web browsing, and the ability to pair remote machines for on‑premise execution.
Installation is a one‑line script, and the free tier supports up to five users, with seat‑based licensing for larger teams. OtoDock is released under a Functional Source License that converts to Apache 2.0 after two years, allowing modification and redistribution while restricting commercial competition.
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