Zhengyi Luo built AgentsDock to run AI research agents from his phone

AgentsDock's beta connects Claude Code, Codex and Cursor to researchers' workstations, terminals and experiment outputs.

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Why it matters

AgentsDock addresses the operational work around coding agents: supervising jobs, remote machines and research artifacts after the prompt is sent.

A person's hand holds a smartphone displaying complex network connections and data flows, with a blurred research lab in the background.

Zhengyi "Zen" Luo, a senior research scientist at Nvidia, is testing AgentsDock, a desktop and mobile workspace for supervising coding agents across the computers researchers already use. The current desktop build is version 0.2.13-beta.33, with clients for macOS, Windows and Linux alongside beta access for iPhone, iPad and Android.

Luo originally built the system to orchestrate robotics-training jobs and now runs much of his robotics work from his phone.…

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