OtoDock: A Self-Hosted Multi-Agent Platform
dimitrismrtzs · reddit · 2026-07-16
The author introduces OtoDock, a self-hosted multi-agent platform powered by Claude Code and Codex. It provides an interface with a real-time dashboard, allowing agents to collaborate via the web rather than just working in the terminal.
The platform supports multi-tenancy, team collaboration, MCP extensions, shared knowledge bases, per-user/agent memory, scheduled tasks, webhook triggers, inter-agent "meetings," and voice TTS/STT. The author highlights default kernel sandboxing and network isolation, noting that the code is Fair Source with free self-hosting for up to 5 users.
The post concludes with a question: when running multiple agents simultaneously, do you typically orchestrate them via code, or let them communicate directly with each other?
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