I want remote server connection

[motonari728]

It would be nice if the server-client model allowed web/ssh access to a Codexia server on another PC.
Or simply access it from your smartphone or tablet using the web client version.

[motonari728]

Is this out of scope?

[milisp]

OpenAI has Codex web, so I think this is a good idea.

I can do this myself, but maybe slowly. A team will be better.

Do you think this project can apply to https://speedrun.a16z.com/ to create a startup company?

[motonari728]

FYI:
For a PoC of remote (browser) control of a Tauri app, I found “tauri-remote-ui”: https://github.com/DraviaVemal/tauri-remote-ui.

It serves the same frontend in a normal browser and bridges Tauri’s invoke and event/listen over WebSocket (not pixel/desktop streaming).
Handy for E2E/remote demos, though it’s quite new.
Related: the official “tauri-invoke-http” proxies invoke over HTTP but does not cover listen/events, so you’d still need a WS/SSE bridge for push events: https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri-invoke-http

Generated through a conversation with GPT-5.

[milisp]

I will try it tomorrow or Monday. I'm in Asia.

[motonari728]

In my opinion:
Right now, a local‑only GUI doesn’t meaningfully differentiate from the official Codex VS Code extension. At the same time, the official Codex Web app feels limited (no MCP) and not great for day‑to‑day work.

There’s demand to drive the full, feature‑rich native codex CLI from phones/tablets/remote browsers—a server–client mode. This would unlock mobile and multi‑device workflows, avoid editor lock‑in, and keep all the powerful CLI capabilities (MCP, git diff, approvals, etc.).

I’ll run a quick GitHub repo search for a Codex CLI web UI project, haha.

[milisp]

What's do you want to control you PC or you just want to sync the conversation and notes?

[motonari728]

want to control PC via Chat

[milisp]

I just use tauri-remote-ui to completed this. And this idea is great to control from Phone, Do you think we should merge this feature to the main branch.

First

git submodule update --init

You can control the PC via new branch feat/remote-access

If You don't want to use Github login you can run one of these commands

1. build

NODE_ENV=development bun Tauri build --bundles app
NODE_ENV=development bun Tauri build

2. start the app
3. start remote server

• go the settings page
• click remote access
• start server
• use pc, tablet or phone, then go to browser url http://localhost:7420 or http://{ip}
• start chat

Note

The conversation and note not sync yet

[ibaoger]

Your remote-server and phone/tablet use case in this thread is very close to a workflow we are exploring. I’m working on CPJ, an independent third-party control surface—not a Codexia plugin or official integration—for supported local Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode sessions.

The agent process stays on the user’s Windows/macOS machine. A phone or browser can view events and send follow-up input when the session exposes that capability. This is complementary to Codexia’s remote-access branch rather than a claim of compatibility; I’d be interested in comparing session identity, event streaming and approval boundaries, or running a small reversible test if that is useful.

One important boundary on our side: credentials and the full source tree stay on the execution device, while prompts, terminal output, titles, paths and code snippets appearing in output may cross the encrypted relay. Recovery and stop actions are capability-dependent, and an accepted request is not reported as completed.

Product page: https://choupijiang.istarlit.com/ . If you want to compare approaches, I would start with a redacted repository and one approved directory, and would not submit code without following Codexia’s contribution rules.