Run the workwherever your machines are.
Ten ways CMDOP changes the work — from a 2am incident to a container that answers questions about itself.
Fix it from wherever you are.
Production paged at 2am. Open the affected machine, run diagnostics, let the agent pull logs, restart the service, and confirm it is healthy — from your phone if you have to.
One command, the whole fleet.
Patch every server, check disk on all of them, or roll a config — run one workflow and each machine reports its result.
Your machines in your pocket.
No SSH client, no VPN profile, no jump host. Open the web console in your phone browser and run commands on any reachable machine the same way you do on your laptop.
Start a long job and close the lid.
Kick off a build, a migration, or a training run, then walk away. The agent keeps going and pings you when it is done — or when it needs you.
Claude Code and Codex, as contacts.
The coding agent already on your machine becomes something you can message from anywhere. It runs under your own login with your own subscription — CMDOP gives it a way to reach you, not a second bill.
Put an agent in a container you already own.
Two lines in your Dockerfile and the container answers questions about itself. Your process still starts as PID 1 and still owns the signals, exit codes and restart policy — the agent rides along beside it.
Reach the box behind your router.
The NAS in the closet and the mini PC under the desk dial out to your relay, so there is no port to forward, no VPN to keep alive and nothing exposed to the open internet.
Run it from the chat app you already have open.
Pair a Telegram, Slack or Discord account and ask your fleet a question from the same place you talk to everyone else. Pairing is one person in a direct message — machines still enforce their own access.
Work that happens without you asking.
Have it check certificates every Monday, or watch a log and speak up only when a pattern shows. The schedule survives a restart, so it is still there after the machine reboots.
Let it use the browser you are already signed in to.
For the dashboard with no API, the agent drives your own Chrome — so pages behind your login just work. You start it yourself, and while it runs the agent can act on any open tab.
Try it on your own machines
Free for personal use. One minute to set up.