Open-source deployment

Run CMDOP in Docker.

One Compose stack connects coding agents, editable files, a live preview and Git.

A Docker workspace contains the CMDOP relay, writable code, live preview and Git history while remote machines connect outbound

One product system

Start with one machine. Grow into a fleet.

A complete loop in two commands.

Add your CMDOP API key and admin password, then bring up the stack. The site opens on port 8080 and the console on 63141.

The container owns the plumbing. You own the code.

Server and relay

The browser console, relay and local workspace start together in one Compose service.

Machine agent

The agent works only inside the mounted project directory and reaches the relay outbound.

Live preview

Vite shows each file change immediately while the host keeps the editable source.

Git history

Every finished change lands in local Git history. Publishing to GitHub stays optional.

Inside the Docker workspace, an editable code folder flows into a responsive live preview and then into Git history

Edit, inspect, commit.

The demo is deliberately real: writable files, Vite HMR, a supervised agent process and persistent Git history.

Use it as the fastest way to understand CMDOP, then replace the demo workspace with your own project.

Start with the system you can run.

Clone the public Docker repository and watch an agent change a real project.