AgentFleets.

THE DETAILS THAT MAKE CODEX WORK YOUR WAY

Your native Codex.
More within reach.

Keep the original session, see the execution behind each reply, and turn a rough idea into a clear request. Then bring that workflow to every host you use.

IMPROVE WITH AI

Know the idea. Find the words.

Describe the change in your own words. “Improve with AI” proposes a more precise draft while aiming to keep your intent and constraints. Read it, edit it, or keep your original before sending.

  • One explicit click to request a rewrite
  • An editable suggestion with an AI source label
  • Uses the compatible model service you configure
YOUR FIRST DRAFT

Make the menu slide up from the bottom, dim the background, and close when I tap outside. Make it work on mobile.

A CLEARER REQUEST

Use a bottom sheet for the menu, with a dimmed backdrop. Dismiss it when the backdrop is tapped, and adapt its height and touch targets for mobile.

Illustrative wording example · not a live AI response

Local terminology and wording suggestions also work without an external AI account.

ONE-TO-ONE NATIVE SESSION CONTINUITY

The session. And what happens inside it.

Each managed conversation stays tied to its original Codex thread. Follow synchronized replies, commands, output and change summaries in a readable timeline, with approvals where your decision is needed.

  • Continue the original thread and its available history
  • Read commands and output with code formatting and copy controls
  • Take control in the panel; release it before resuming elsewhere
ON YOUR HOSTIN YOUR BROWSER
The same native session ID
Messages & replies
Commands & output
Change summaries
Approval requests
Session mapping illustration · shows supported, synchronized content

One-to-one refers to session identity and supported events. Terminal-only controls and unsynchronized history are not reproduced.

Say what you mean.

From finding the right term to refining a complete request, get help at the point where you write.

Improve the request before you send it.

Ask for a concise rewrite without starting a Codex task. Adopt the suggestion, refine it further, or leave your draft as it was.

  • Explicit “Improve with AI” action
  • Keeps the original draft until you accept
  • Your configured provider and model

Find the term you were looking for.

Get bilingual terminology as you type, across programming, agents, office work, engineering, games, editing and more. Local language suggestions help connect supported everyday expressions to clearer wording.

  • Local suggestions without an external AI key
  • Tab on desktop; tap on mobile
  • Suggestions respect Chinese IME input

Let useful wording accumulate.

Eligible terms and explicit rewrites from synchronized conversations can become reusable suggestions. Keep account-wide defaults, or adjust assistance for an individual session.

  • Project-scoped automatic vocabulary
  • No manual review queue for each entry
  • Session overrides and global defaults

Keep the native workflow.

The same session identity, the host’s own Codex runtime, and controls that follow its capabilities.

A native session, faithfully connected.

Keep the actual Codex thread identity while reading synchronized messages, command output, images and file-change summaries. Markdown, code blocks and copy controls make the execution easier to inspect.

  • Original thread identity and available history
  • Commands, output and change summaries
  • Approvals and turn status in context

Set the model once. Override when needed.

Use Codex’s own settings, save host or project defaults, and override a specific session for a demanding task. See which configuration the next turn will use.

  • Session → project → host → Codex defaults
  • Model and reasoning effort controls
  • Supported mode, service tier and style options

Keep goals, plans and skills close.

Set a persistent session goal, select a supported collaboration mode, and add skills from installed, enabled plugins. The composer keeps the selected context visible.

  • Persistent goals and Plan mode
  • Plugin selection through + or @
  • Options reported by the connected host

Manage the actual thread.

Rename, archive or restore the host’s conversation. Request a history fork, native context compaction or a review of uncommitted changes when supported.

  • Native rename, archive and restore
  • Fork, compact and review operations
  • Command guide with explicit support levels

Work across machines.

Bring context to a remote host, follow the task, and get its results back in your browser.

Paste here. Run it over there.

Send screenshots and supported files or folders to a remote Codex session—even on a Linux server without a desktop. Preserve relative paths when uploading a folder.

  • Paste up to four images per message
  • Supported PDF, XLSX, source and text files
  • Validated uploads within file and size limits

Get the result without another terminal.

Open project files linked in Codex replies. Preview or download them from the execution host when you need them, within the session’s registered project boundary.

  • File links inside the conversation
  • On-demand transfer from the right host
  • Project-scoped preview and download

Running work and finished results, in reach.

Use fleet status shortcuts to jump to active conversations or online machines. Finished tasks remain easy to find while the panel still owns their sessions.

  • Linux, macOS and Windows in one view
  • Running, controlled and online shortcuts
  • Host → project → session navigation

Keep the next instruction ready.

Follow live output, add guidance to a running turn or queue the next message. Read earlier context at your own pace, then jump back to the latest activity.

  • Live progress and in-turn guidance
  • Follow-up message queue
  • History reading with a jump-to-latest control

Your projects. In your pocket.

Switch projects, follow tasks and send instructions from a phone-friendly workspace. Add the console to your home screen with Safari, or install the Web App through Chrome.

  • Responsive phone and desktop layouts
  • Multiple projects, one mobile workspace
  • Home screen access with a Web App

Make the workspace yours.

Understand usage, set boundaries, maintain hosts and choose an interface you enjoy using.

See quota, tokens and cache efficiency.

Compare recorded usage by host, project and session. View reported weekly and five-hour account limits, credit balance, and token/cache details where available.

  • Reported account limits and reset times
  • Recorded total and current-week tokens
  • Per-turn and weekly cache hit rates

Decide what runs, and who controls it.

Configure inherited execution permissions and review approval requests in context. Private workspaces separate users; uncertain operations freeze instead of silently replaying.

  • Explicit takeover and release
  • Scoped approvals and manual recovery
  • Private workspaces and revocable browser sessions

Know what attachments leave behind.

Inspect attachment storage by session and file type. Preview supported cleanup before confirming it, while retaining conversation text and native session identity.

  • Session-level attachment storage
  • Preview before cleanup
  • Native-history cleanup depends on the host adapter

Maintain the runtime between tasks.

Managed Codex updates wait for idle hosts and versions that have passed compatibility checks. Startup checks retain a rollback path if an update fails.

  • Compatibility-gated runtime updates
  • Update at idle, with rollback support
  • Separate from updates to the AgentFleets website

Seventeen ways to feel at home.

Choose a visual world that extends through the conversation, Markdown, code blocks and composer. Switch between English and Chinese, on desktop or mobile.

  • 17 themes, including five Chinese-inspired themes
  • Castle in the Sky for new browsers
  • Responsive layout and a remembered theme choice

Capabilities follow the connected host’s runtime and permissions. Some native commands are partial or terminal-only; use the console’s command guide to check support. Account quotas remain separate from recorded project and session usage.

YOUR WORKSPACE, WITH YOU

More projects.
Right in your pocket.

A layout made for phones, too. Move between projects, check running tasks, read results and send the next instruction. Your connected hosts do the execution, wherever you open the workspace.

Open the console on this device

One tap away. Like an app.

Open agentfleets.cn in your browser first, then add the workspace to your home screen or install it as a Web App.

iPhone · Safari

  1. Open the console in Safari and tap Share (or open the page menu, then Share).
  2. Choose Add to Home Screen. Keep Open as Web App enabled if shown, then tap Add.
Apple’s instructions

Android · Chrome

  1. Open the console in Chrome, then open the ⋮ menu.
  2. Choose Install and create shortcut → Install, or the Add to Home screen / Install app option shown by your version.
Chrome’s instructions

On desktop Chrome, use the install icon in the address bar when available, or the browser menu’s Install page as app option. Desktop Chrome guide

Menu names vary by browser version. Live sessions need an internet connection and a reachable host.

YOUR NEXT SESSION IS ALREADY OUT THERE

Bring your machines together.

One place to find your work. Your own hosts to run it.

Enter the consoleSign in or create your workspace with an email code.