OtoDock runs Claude Code and Codex agents across departments on your server

Dimitris Mourtzis built the platform to move coding agents beyond terminal sessions, then used its own agents to help ship the product.

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OtoDock is a founder's bet that coding agents will become shared company infrastructure, with persistent work, permissions and customer-controlled deployment replacing disposable terminal sessions.

Dynamic digital agents represented by luminous data streams flow between abstract departmental zones within a sophisticated server environment, illustrating enterprise-wide automation.

Dimitris Mourtzis highlighted OtoDock 1.6.0 on September 9th, extending his self-hosted platform for running persistent AI agents across a company. The software puts Claude Code, Codex and local models behind a shared dashboard, where agents can be assigned to departments, given recurring work and allowed to delegate tasks.…

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