OtoDock is a self-hosted platform for a company AI agents. Your team builds agents on Claude Code, Codex or local models, and those agents then work in chats, on schedules, over the phone and on your own machines. It deploys with Docker, speaks MCP, and is released under a fair-source licence.
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Deploy the platform with Docker and keep agents inside your network
Have agents run on schedules instead of waiting for a human prompt
Point agents at Claude Code, Codex or local models such as Ollama
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