OtoDock - a self-hosted company OS where agents sit in departments
Most agent setups are one person talking to one assistant. OtoDock is multi-tenant from the start: agents get a job title, delegate to each other and keep working when nobody is watching.
- Every agent is six editable parts - persona, memory, workspace, knowledge, skills, tools
- Four sharing modes decide whether an agent's work lands in a private folder, the team's, or both
- Runs on your own Anthropic and OpenAI subscriptions or local models; self-hosted, fair source, 139 stars and pushed this week
Early and small, and the license is not OSI-standard - but it is the first thing in a while that treats agents as an org chart instead of a chat window.
https://github.com/OtoDock/oto-dock
📎 Read also:
→ Kanwas - open canvas where humans and agents share context
→ Upstream - agents and people in the same email threads
→ Only 11% of companies actually run agents in production
Most agent setups are one person talking to one assistant. OtoDock is multi-tenant from the start: agents get a job title, delegate to each other and keep working when nobody is watching.
- Every agent is six editable parts - persona, memory, workspace, knowledge, skills, tools
- Four sharing modes decide whether an agent's work lands in a private folder, the team's, or both
- Runs on your own Anthropic and OpenAI subscriptions or local models; self-hosted, fair source, 139 stars and pushed this week
Early and small, and the license is not OSI-standard - but it is the first thing in a while that treats agents as an org chart instead of a chat window.
https://github.com/OtoDock/oto-dock
📎 Read also:
→ Kanwas - open canvas where humans and agents share context
→ Upstream - agents and people in the same email threads
→ Only 11% of companies actually run agents in production