AgentsDock IDE supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor on desktop and mobile
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AgentsDock has released an open-source workspace that unifies Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor with multi-server connectivity across desktop and mobile platforms. This eliminates the need for fragmented SSH and DIY terminal setups, enabling engineers to monitor active agent runs, inspect rich media outputs, and switch backend environments from a mobile interface. It shifts operational oversight of autonomous agents from a dedicated laptop terminal to a portable, cross-platform dashboard.
AgentsDock puts Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor into one open-source beta workspace across desktop and mobile, with multi-server switching and support for returning run artifacts like images and videos. For teams running agents in production, the relevant shift is that agent monitoring and intervention can move from laptop-bound IDE/SSH workflows to a phone-accessible control plane, but that also makes its auth, server access, and secret-handling model part of your production risk surface.