AgentsDock: Open-Source Tool to Orchestrate Claude Code from Your Phone
zhengyiluo · x · 2026-08-10
AI researcher Zhengyi Luo open-sourced AgentsDock, a lightweight agent orchestration tool designed for AI researchers. It allows users to run coding agents like Claude Code and Codex on their own machines and access them remotely from any device (including phones and iPads) via a private Tailscale network.
Key features include:
- Cross-device access: Deploy once on a server, connect from any platform.
- Built-in terminal & IDE: Supports remote file editing with syntax highlighting and a persistent tmux shell.
- Rich media output: Agents can return plots, images, and rendered rollout videos directly in the chat, making it easy to review experiment results.
- Job scheduling: Run prompts on a schedule using intervals, cron, or RRULE.
The author built this initially to run robotics training jobs straight from his phone, and it has proven stable among a small group of researcher friends.
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