iPhone · Safari
- Open the console in Safari and tap Share (or open the page menu, then Share).
- Choose Add to Home Screen. Keep Open as Web App enabled if shown, then tap Add.
WHO IT’S FOR
For people whose Codex work has grown beyond one machine or one conversation. Bring different accounts, operating systems and active projects into a workspace that keeps the context close.
Keep each host’s account context and reported quota in view, without losing track of where the work runs.
YOUR EVERYDAY SETUP
You already have different Codex accounts configured on different connected hosts, and you want to see where sessions are running and which account context each host reports.
WHAT CHANGES
Choose the host with the account and environment you intend to use. Read reported quota and credit snapshots alongside the work, then compare recorded project and session usage.
Connect Linux, macOS and Windows—even when the same Codex account is used on more than one host.
YOUR EVERYDAY SETUP
A Mac is your everyday computer, a Linux server holds another project, and a Windows machine runs a different environment. You may use the same Codex account on all of them.
WHAT CHANGES
Open the browser you have with you, select the right host and continue its original session. Keep each project in its own environment; send screenshots and supported files to the host that needs them.
Switch projects at your desk or on your phone. Check progress, return to results and keep the workspace on your home screen.
YOUR EVERYDAY SETUP
You switch between a product, a client project and infrastructure work. Several conversations may be active across more than one host, each with different context and permissions.
WHAT CHANGES
Browse by host and project, use Running to check progress, and use Controlled to find results from sessions you still own. Inherit model and reasoning settings, or override just the session that needs it. The mobile layout keeps that workflow within reach; add the console to your home screen or install it with Chrome for quick access.
For AI-native developers and heavy Codex users who move from an idea to a plan, then stay with the execution.
YOUR EVERYDAY SETUP
Codex is part of your daily development loop. You write many requests, continue long conversations, use goals or plugins, and want to understand the work behind each answer.
WHAT CHANGES
Refine your draft with writing assistance, add goals, Plan mode and installed skills, then follow the native execution timeline. Compact long context when supported and see recorded token and cache behavior.
ONE WORKDAY, ONE WORKSPACE
An illustrative workflow for one developer using multiple projects and hosts. You select where each task runs.
Open the project on the host with the account, files and permissions you need.
Refine the draft, set a goal or choose an installed skill, then send it to the original session.
Review a running task, queue its follow-up, then open another project’s conversation.
Find the controlled session, open its linked files and review the recorded usage.
AgentFleets organizes the Codex environments you connect. It does not provide accounts, pool subscriptions, automatically rotate accounts or move one session between hosts. Shared-account limits remain shared; identifiable duplicate quota snapshots are not added together.
YOUR WORKSPACE, WITH YOU
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 deviceOpen agentfleets.cn in your browser first, then add the workspace to your home screen or install it as a Web App.
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
One place to find your work. Your own hosts to run it.