Codex CLI
Code-focused work through your installed Codex CLI.
Keep the agents you already use. Give them specialist roles. Bring decisions to the places where you actually see them.
A runtime is the connection. A preset is the specialist you make from it. Use different instructions, models, and native profiles around the same installed tool.
Code-focused work through your installed Codex CLI.
Bring your Claude Code connection into the same missions.
Discover native profiles; stream worker output where supported.
Use your installed Pi agent through its built-in connection.
Route work to your configured OpenCode installation.
Register a custom CLI executable and argument template, or connect a chat completions API endpoint. Give that connection a reusable role in the registry.
Install and authenticate each CLI on the host before scanning. Discovery does not install tools or sign into their accounts. API-only connections generate text; file and desktop work need a suitable worker tool.
Receive approvals, blocking questions, and failed-run retries in Slack or Telegram. Add comments to steer an approval. Turn on completion updates when you want them.
The host must stay running. Evidence attestations and baseline acceptance are handled in Helmweave; messaging doesn’t replace them.
Use guided app setup, choose a channel or direct message, and select authorized responders. Buttons, reply forms, and approval comments bring decisions into a dedicated conversation.
Create a dedicated bot and pair your private chat with a one-time link. Replies are tied to the relevant request. Group approvals and arbitrary chat commands aren’t part of this connection.
The computer where your projects live runs the agents. A browser on your desktop, tablet, or phone is another way to reach that same command center.
Missions, settings, conversation history, and registry data live in local SQLite storage. Provider credentials remain on the host.
Relevant task context and audio go to your chosen providers. Enabled messaging sends selected mission names, questions, commands, and completion summaries to its destination.
Connect through a browser using the host’s network address and access key. Network microphone use requires trusted HTTPS.
The web interface, Node host, and SQLite storage target macOS, Windows, and Linux. Desktop automation depends on your worker’s tools; the built-in Hermes desktop health check currently uses CuaDriver on macOS.
Start with one connected agent and one project. Add specialist roles, workflow templates, and messaging as your work grows.
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