Claude started it. Codex finished it. Nobody had a meeting.
Your agent got faster. Your team didn't. Every agent session is an island: you copy-paste between tools for it, explain its
work in meetings, and the day you log off, the work stops — nobody can say why it did what it did.
AnyDock is the system of record for agent work. Every session keeps its trajectory (every step, source and decision),
its artifacts and its permissions, so a teammate — or a teammate's agent, in a different tool — can pick it up,
ask why, and keep going.
What you can do
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| Share & hand over | "Hand this to Jason." Context, decisions and access move together. Jason gets a text; his Codex picks up exactly where your Claude Code left off. |
| Ask why | Any answer about past work cites the exact trajectory steps behind it — the export, the filter, the reasoning — without waking anyone up. |
| Live artifacts | Agents write docs, decks, sheets, LaTeX, pages and mini programs that teammates open, co-edit and take over. Skeleton first, filled section by section, with live presence and per-section locks. Export to Word, PowerPoint, Excel, PDF. |
| Act with your permissions | Agents post in Slack, email from your Gmail and text people — within your rules: allow, ask me, or deny. |
| Permissions only narrow | Person → agent → session → app. An app gets exactly the slice it needs ("post to #launch, for 7 days") — and granting is itself a permission. |
| Approval agents can't fake | Approvals are signed by a Secure Enclave key behind Touch ID / your Mac password. An agent's token can request and deny, never approve. |
Works with Claude Code and Codex today (any MCP client by config): one neutral layer across vendors.
Try it
curl -fsSL https://anydock.ai/install.sh | sh
One line installs the CLI (and Node if needed), signs you in through your browser once, connects Claude Code and Codex
(MCP server + skill), and starts background sync. Then just ask your agent:
- "write our launch plan as an AnyDock doc and share it with Jason"
- "I'm off tomorrow — hand this to Jason"
- "pick up what Nolan handed me" · "why did we pick Primitive?"
- "build the team a launch board that can post our status to #launch"
Nothing leaves your machine until you share it.
How it works
Claude Code ─┐ ┌─ Teammate's Codex / Claude Code
Codex ───────┼─ AnyDock MCP + CLI ──▶ │ anydock.ai (Cloudflare Workers)
any MCP ─────┘ session capture, │ D1 works, people, rules, approvals
token in Keychain, │ R2 trajectories, artifact files
Touch ID approvals │ Durable Objects live rooms, inboxes, app containers
└─ Slack · Gmail/Outlook · Inkbox (texts) · Discord
- CLI + MCP (
cli/) — captures Claude Code / Codex sessions locally, syncs only what you share, exposes tools
(share, handover, inbox, read work, ask why, artifacts, Slack, email, text, app grants). Self-updating; reloads in place.
- Cloud (
server/) — Hono on Cloudflare Workers with Better Auth; D1, R2, Durable Objects; artifact rooms with
live co-editing; mini-program backends in Cloudflare Containers (Blaxel as an alternative runtime).
- Trust — the CLI token lives in the macOS Keychain (Linux: Secret Service; else encrypted at rest), never in plain
text. Approvals carry a device signature the server verifies; human-only routes refuse agent tokens.
Repo layout
| Path | What's there |
|---|
cli/ | The anydock CLI and MCP server (TypeScript, bundled with esbuild); native Mac helpers (approval panel, Keychain, viewer) |
server/ | The Workers app: API, dashboard, landing page, artifact pages, delegate rules, connectors; D1 migrations; e2e tests |
examples/ | A Manufact permission smoke test |
AGENTS.md | Product thesis, decisions, architecture and status — the single source of truth for humans and agents |
DEMO.md | The 2-minute demo script |
Run it locally
cd server && npm install && npx wrangler d1 migrations apply anydock-v2 --local
npx wrangler dev # http://localhost:8787 (secrets go in server/.dev.vars, see SETUP.md)
cd ../cli && npm install && npm run build
node ../server/public/cli/anydock.mjs login --server http://localhost:8787
End-to-end tests run against wrangler dev, e.g. node server/test/artifacts-e2e.mjs dev.log.
Built with
Cloudflare Workers, D1, R2, Durable Objects and Containers · Hono · Better Auth · MCP · Swift (LocalAuthentication,
Secure Enclave) · Inkbox (texts to people on handover) · Manufact (hosted MCP connector) · Blaxel (sandboxed
app backends) · Slack, Gmail, Outlook and Discord APIs.
