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AgentDock MCP
Give AI agents secure, controlled access to every machine you operate.
Open ChatGPT in your browser and manage multiple computers and servers from one conversation. Write code, change configuration, run commands, and deploy in the real environment where the work belongs—without consuming a dedicated Codex coding quota.
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AgentDock connects AI assistants to your computers and servers so they can carry out tasks on your devices.
It provides unified, secure, and controlled file, command, Git, Skill, MCP, browser automation, and task execution across local computers, remote servers, and containers. Connect multiple AgentDock instances to coordinate work across devices and finish multi-machine workflows in a single conversation.
ChatGPT / Claude / Codex
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│ MCP (multiple instances supported)
┌─────────────┼─────────────┐
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┌───────────┐ ┌───────────┐ ┌───────────┐
│ AgentDock │ │ AgentDock │ │ AgentDock │
│ Local Mac │ │ LAN Host │ │ Cloud VPS │
└─────┬─────┘ └─────┬─────┘ └─────┬─────┘
│ │ │
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Files · Shell · Git Tunnels Proxy · Deploy
What can AgentDock do?
- Manage multiple computers and servers directly from ChatGPT without repeatedly switching SSH sessions
- Write code, modify projects, run tests, and operate Git in the real local or remote environment without depending on a dedicated coding-agent quota
- Manage VPS hosts, Docker services, reverse proxies, and deployment configuration
- Operate authenticated web pages and macOS desktop applications
- Extend capabilities through Skills and dynamic MCP servers
- Persist long-running task state and continue after an interruption
- And more
Quick start
Regular users can install AgentDock from the official package for their operating system. You do not need the source code or Go.
See Install AgentDock for the complete instructions.
Connect your device
On macOS and Windows, open Connections in the control panel to pair your device with the official remote service. Get a pairing code from the NexusDock devices page, enter it, and click Connect. You can also choose a self-hosted service.
For local MCP or direct public access, open Settings → Advanced connection, or use Advanced connection settings on the Connections page. This is where you find the local MCP address, access credentials, and Cloudflare settings for a temporary public address or fixed domain. For Linux and Docker, follow the installation documentation to configure the connection.
Direct MCP connection
When connecting directly, add the MCP address and Bearer Token or OAuth sign-in details to your client's MCP, Tools, or Connectors settings. Public access must keep authentication enabled. Do not include credentials in screenshots, issues, or public conversations.
AgentDock uses MCP Streamable HTTP. The exact client syntax varies; a typical local configuration looks like this:
{
"mcpServers": {
"agentdock": {
"url": "http://127.0.0.1:8765/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <AGENTDOCK_AUTH_TOKEN>"
}
}
}
}
Core capabilities
- Files and commands: Read and write files, search code, and run commands on your devices.
- Multi-device management: Connect local computers, servers, and containers to complete work across devices. Pair with NexusDock for a shared entrypoint and project memory.
- Browser and desktop automation: Operate web pages, reuse login sessions, take screenshots, and control macOS desktop applications.
- Extensions: Add tools through Skills and MCP servers. Find official and community Skills in agentdock-skills.
- Coding assistants: Connect Codex, Claude, and other supported coding assistants to develop projects on your devices.
- Task recovery: Save progress and checkpoints so long-running work can continue after an interruption.
See the documentation for configuration and usage details.
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License
Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.
