Termdock

Termdock provides a connected workspace for AI teams, enabling Claude Code, Codex and other agents to operate across computers. It supports handoffs between agents, keeps terminals alive on multiple devices, and allows control from a phone browser without needing a dedicated app. The tool emphasizes a shared workspace where agents and human work can be coordinated across machines.

The product describes a workflow where agents can open terminals, send each other tasks and follow results. It also explains that the host machine remains a source of truth for processes and output, while terminals can persist and be reconnected to a single project workspace.

Termdock highlights that machines such as laptops or desktops pair to mount a shared workspace, enabling agents to run where the project lives and coordinate terminals from one place. It stresses that processes and files stay on the originating machine and that SSH workspaces provide a separate connection option.

The documentation notes that Termdock can be controlled from a phone browser, allowing users to switch terminals, type commands and respond to agents. It also states that the host must remain running and reachable, with options for remote access via networks like Tailscale or ZeroTier. The system supports queues, schedules and workflows to organize next steps.

Use cases

• Fix a failing job from a phone browser, agents dispatching other agents, code reviews and overnight schedules.