Developer builds self-hosted dashboard to run Claude Code and Codex together
A developer built OtoDock, a platform that runs Claude Code and Codex together through a web dashboard instead of a terminal. Running a homelab and business server with many VMs for years, this person wanted to use both agents not just for coding but also for managing and as a daily , all outside a terminal window. OtoDock runs the real Claude Code and Codex CLIs as its engine, wrapped in a live websocket-based dashboard that makes working with them nicer than the raw .
Because Anthropic was changing its policy for harnesses (the runtime environment that lets an agent execute commands), the developer also added interactive terminals so the CLIs can still be used remotely through the dashboard. OtoDock is built as multitenant, meaning it is designed for businesses or teams where multiple people share the same setup.
Key points
- OtoDock runs the actual Claude Code and Codex CLIs as its backend engine
- Websocket-based live dashboard makes CLI work smoother than a raw terminal
- Interactive remote terminals were added in response to Anthropic's harness policy change
- Built multitenant, aimed at teams and small businesses sharing one setup
- Meant for coding, management, and daily personal-assistant use