codex-relay

Why we included this project

If you spend your day in the Codex CLI, this project gives you a way to keep sessions moving when you're not at the desk. It runs a small relay server in your workspace and pairs with a mobile app over your own network, so you can watch output, send follow-up prompts, continue threads, and answer approval or input requests from your phone. The design is local-first: your code, shell, git state, and the Codex session stay on the computer, and the phone only talks to the relay you run. That's handy for long-running agentic tasks you want to keep going while you step away, or for reviewing git diffs, local web output, and terminal surfaces from a phone. It's an independent companion rather than a replacement.