One door through which any AI app works on your sites.
Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client drives local sites and live sites through one door. OAuth consent, per-app revocation, a per-site address that reaches one site and no other. The built-in agent runs on your own key, or on a model on your own machine.
ReDock Desktop listens on 127.0.0.1 port 47200 and nowhere else. Claude Desktop connects with one click through a connector file, Cursor and any other MCP client with one pasted config, and terminal agents with one command. Same permissions, same asks as the built-in agent.
An app that connects to app.redock.xyz lands on a consent page that names the app, the workspace and the level of access, from view to edit. Approve it and it reaches that workspace's sites and no others. Revoke it under Connected apps and its very next call is refused.
Beside the workspace door there is an address per site. Hand it to an app and that app reaches that site and no other. API tokens work the same way for your own scripts, scoped to a workspace or a site, revocable at once.
The agent inside ReDock uses your own key from Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter or Groq, kept in your system's credential store, or a Gemma model that runs on your computer with no key at all. It says which steps it will take before it takes them, and every change comes with an Undo.
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A named place on a site the agent finds again by name.
Point at a block on your own page, give the place a name and your notes, and the agent finds it again by that name on every site it lives on. The mark rides the block's own anchor, so it survives rewording and restyling.
A public link to the site on your own computer, in seconds.
A site running in ReDock Desktop gets a public address at name.redock.xyz while it keeps running on your machine. Instant links need no account. A named link keeps its name. Point a domain you own at any site. Stop sharing and the address goes dark.
A desktop app that runs your whole local web stack in one window.
WordPress, n8n, Astro, Node, Bun, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL and Redis, each site at its own trusted https://name.test address. No terminal, no Docker, no hosts file. Free, on macOS and Windows.