OpenBot
Self-hosted AI coworkers, each with its own computer and a policy gateway
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It lets a small team run persistent, sandboxed agents on its own server using the Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions it already pays for.
OtoDock is a self-hosted, multi-tenant platform for running AI agents as members of departments. Each agent runs Claude Code or Codex CLI as a persistent sandboxed process on your server, with a persona, memory, workspace, knowledge base, skills and tools. It can pair with remote machines, take phone calls through Twilio or Asterisk, edit office files, and run on schedules. You bring your own Anthropic or OpenAI subscription or local models. Fair source: free to self-host for up to five users, then from 25 euros a month.
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