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Choose a host, read a conversation and send instructions. Sign in through the existing AgentFleets console.
A BROWSER IN FRONT. YOUR HOSTS BEHIND IT.
AgentFleets gives your machines a shared point of access. Codex still does the work inside each machine’s own environment.
You will need: an email address, a supported host you control, and a working Codex installation on that host.
Enter your email and verify the six-digit code. Your first sign-in creates a private workspace.
No separate registration form or password to remember.
Use the console’s pairing flow to enroll a Linux, macOS or Windows machine with Codex installed.
Run the provided setup instructions on a machine you trust. Pairing credentials are short-lived and single-use.
The host reports its available Codex projects and sessions. Select where you want to continue.
Projects and native session identities remain associated with their original host.
Open a conversation, take control and send your next instruction. Release control when you finish.
Follow progress, inspect results and queue follow-up work from your browser.

Choose a host, read a conversation and send instructions. Sign in through the existing AgentFleets console.
Authenticate users, organize workspaces, coordinate session ownership and synchronize permitted history.
Run the Agent and native Codex. Execute work using the project, credentials and permissions configured on that host.
Execution remains in the original environment. The control plane stores account and coordination data, plus conversation content and attachments according to the configured synchronization and retention settings.
Start pairing in the console and follow its current installation instructions. Keep the short-lived pairing credential private. The host must have usable Codex authentication.
Release panel control before continuing the same native session from another client. AgentFleets does not migrate a conversation and its Git state between hosts.
YOUR NEXT SESSION IS ALREADY OUT THERE
One place to find your work. Your own hosts to run it.