OtoDock is a self-hosted, multi-tenant platform for running AI agents, built on Claude Code and Codex. It acts as a company OS, allowing teams to create and manage agents that connect to various tools, work in departments, and operate autonomously. The platform supports four collaboration modes and three platform roles, with agents having customizable personas, memory, workspaces, knowledge, skills, and tools.

OtoDock integrates with Anthropic and OpenAI subscriptions, or local models, and runs agents in kernel sandboxes with network isolation. It includes features like phone call handling via Twilio or Asterisk, video editing, and document previews. Installation is simple with one script and Docker Compose, and the code is open under a Fair Source license with free hosting for up to 5 users.

The latest version 1.6.0 was released today, and the developer invites users to explore the code and test the sandbox model. The project is available on GitHub and has a website for more information.