System requirements
Supported platforms for running AgentDock, and what's needed to build it from source.
Running the packaged app
No Node.js or other developer tooling is required to run a downloaded AgentDock build — just the OS itself.
| Platform | Architecture | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | x64 | Confirmed |
| macOS | x64 (Intel) | Confirmed |
| macOS | arm64 (Apple Silicon) | Configured, not independently smoke-tested |
| Linux | x64 | Experimental (AppImage) |
Note
Git must be installed and available on PATH (or configured with a custom path in Settings → Advanced) for the Git changes drawer's diff and revert features to work.
Building from source
If you're building AgentDock yourself rather than downloading a release:
- Node.js — v20 or newer. AgentDock Pro's development docs specify Node 22 recommended, Node 20 as the minimum, and Node 18 as unsupported; the free repository doesn't pin an exact version but recommends v20+.
- npm — ships with Node.js.
- At least one supported agent CLI installed and authenticated (
claude,codex, oragy) to actually use the app once it's running.
See Installation for the build-from-source commands.