Releases: OtoDock/oto-dock
Releases · OtoDock/oto-dock
Release list
OtoDock 1.0.2
Added
CHANGELOG.md. From this release on, every version ships its notes with it, so you can see what changed before you pull.
Fixed
- The proxy reported version
1.0.0in its API documentation regardless of which release was actually running. It now reports the running version.
Upgrading: docker compose pull && docker compose up -d. No configuration or schema changes.
Full changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2
OtoDock 1.0.1
Fixed
- Signing in could land you on a dead page. The redirect from
/resolved against the wrong list of agents, so anyone who had agents but had not picked a favourite hit a broken "Back to Chat". It now falls back to the first agent you can actually see, for every role.
Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1
OtoDock 1.0.0
Initial public release.
OtoDock is a self-hosted platform for running a team of AI agents on
infrastructure you control. It runs the real Claude Code and Codex as its
engine — so your agents inherit everything the CLIs can do — and wraps them in a
live dashboard, a security model built for shared servers, and the plumbing that
turns a coding tool into a team of coworkers.
Added
- Agents and chat. Every step streams live — reasoning, tool calls, file edits as diffs, plans ticking off. Approve sensitive actions inline, or let trusted agents run unattended.
- Multi-agent meetings. Put specialists in one room for a moderated discussion where agents address each other, answer in parallel, and converge.
- Delegation. Agents hand work to parallel agent sessions you can watch, steer, and continue.
- Bring your own engine. Connect the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for, an API key, or a local model.
- Sandboxed by default. Each agent runs locked down and isolated from your network; you grant one folder or one service at a time.
- Schedules and triggers, persistent memory, documents and images (Word/Excel/PowerPoint/PDF with live preview), voice, interactive artifacts and pinned mini-apps, and community catalogs of installable MCP capabilities and agent templates.
- Self-hosted install via Docker Compose — chats, files, memory and credentials stay on hardware you run.
Install: see the Quick start. Docs: https://docs.otodock.io