Mydash

Mydash is a self-hosted workbench that organizes and displays files produced by coding agents.

Mydash is a self-hosted workbench designed for what coding agents like Claude Code and Codex make. When an agent publishes a plan, report, PDF, HTML prototype, or Office file, you receive a link to view it properly on your computer or phone. The workbench groups files by project, tracks versions, manages unread markers, and allows you to compare changes line by line. You can select text to leave comments that go straight back to the agent for fixes. It also handles decisions, to-do items, and agent questions directly from the interface.

Mydash at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Windows, Linux, Web, iOS, Android, CLI, self-hosted, open source
Pricing: Free
Released: October 2026
Category: AI productivity tool
Website: github.com/vanmiku/mydash

Key features

Renders Markdown, PDFs, HTML, images, CSV, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
Groups files into projects based on folder and session records
Tracks multiple versions with line-by-line comparison
Sends comments back to the coding agent for fixes
Handles approval forms, decisions, and interactive to-do lists
Provides full-text search across all published files
Sends notifications to phone or team chat bots

Use it for

Reading agent-generated plans and reports on a phone
Reviewing and approving decisions or to-do lists from agents
Comparing changes between different versions of generated files
Leaving feedback on specific sections of published documents

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