AgentsDock: An IDE designed for agentic AI research
Recorded: Sept. 13, 2026, 2:09 a.m.
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AgentsDock - A dock for all your agents AgentsDock Home GitHub Beta testing now AgentsDock Download for macOS >_ >_ Download for Windows Download for Android Trusted by researchers at How it works 1Set up your server with a few simple commands Read the full setup guide → We support: Claude Code Codex Cursor Tailscale (optional) bash # 2 · Launch the app and paste your server URL 💻 Built for AI researchers A dock for all your agents Your servers & devices Georgia's MacBook 100.100.100.11 Georgia's Mac mini 100.100.100.12 lab-workstation 100.100.100.15 Georgia's iPad 100.100.100.13 Georgia's iPhone 100.100.100.14 Connect multiple servers, from any device View and edit code Full terminal access from anywhere Simulation eval complete: humanoid loco-manipulation. Checkpoint ckpt_0421_best passed the paper-readiness sweep. 92.4%success loco_manip_rollout.mp4 · ckpt_0421_best Check video job results Loading current release ⌘macOSUniversal · macOS 14+ >_LinuxAppImage · x86_64 or ARM64 x86_64 Windowsx64 · Windows 10+ iPhone & iPadiOS & iPadOS 17+ · TestFlight Androidarm64 · Beta AgentsDock Docs |
AgentsDock is presented as an Integrated Development Environment designed specifically for agentic AI research, functioning as a central dock for managing and interacting with various AI agents. It consolidates access to different agent capabilities, including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, into a unified desktop and mobile workspace. The core functionality of AgentsDock centers on enabling users to manage and leverage multiple agents simultaneously. This capability is achieved by providing a centralized hub where users can engage in side-by-side conversations with distinct agents. The system is architected to support complex workflows where agents perform research and model training tasks. The setup process for AgentsDock involves establishing a server through a few initial commands, accessing this server from any device, and then utilizing the setup to allow agents to execute research and model training on the user's behalf. The system supports integration with technologies such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and optionally supports network tools like Tailscale for secure access and tmux for persistent terminal sessions. AgentsDock is built to facilitate advanced connectivity among disparate computing resources. It allows users to link multiple servers and devices, such as personal workstations, self-hosted servers, or rented GPU boxes, enabling seamless switching and access from any device owned by the user. Furthermore, the platform provides remote code editing capabilities, letting users open, modify, and syntax-highlight files on remote machines without needing separate editors. Full terminal access is provided across these connections, allowing users to attach to persistent tmux sessions regardless of their physical location. A significant feature is the ability to visualize agent execution results directly within the chat interface. Agents are capable of returning inline outputs such as plots, images, and rendered rollouts, allowing researchers to review the real output of a run directly within the conversation. For instance, the system can report simulation evaluations, such as a humanoid locomotion checkpoint, providing success rates and specific error metrics alongside associated media outputs. Availability of the platform is broad, supporting various operating systems and mobile platforms, including macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Linux (both x86_64 and ARM64), and Windows. This multiplatform design ensures that the agentic workspace is accessible across the researcher's entire technological ecosystem. |