@angryphoenix@mweinbach@pwealthydad @shikhr_ @mweinbach if it helps, I got it to work on a Linux VPS, similar setup could work for you! You basically enable feature flag and run `codex remote-control` as a persistent process, then the VPS showed up for me in the app!
https://t.co/pCUQcV31Ua
Remote mobile and mobile app control has landed for Codex!
The official documentation only lists to support Codex App / MacOS, even though it's not officially documented yet, you can in-fact use mobile access in codex with the app and connect it to a remote linux machine!
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@endocodigo@OpenAI@osanseviero if it helps I got it to work on my Linux VPS, similar setup could work for you! It's essentially running `codex remote-control` as a persistent process and making sure you're logged in the CLI / app on the same accounts.
https://t.co/pCUQcV31Ua
Remote mobile and mobile app control has landed for Codex!
The official documentation only lists to support Codex App / MacOS, even though it's not officially documented yet, you can in-fact use mobile access in codex with the app and connect it to a remote linux machine!
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@shikhr_ Nice! I also got it working on my Linux VPS without having to patch anything by simply starting the remote-control process in the CLI:
https://t.co/forwGrxGpS
Remote mobile and mobile app control has landed for Codex!
The official documentation only lists to support Codex App / MacOS, even though it's not officially documented yet, you can in-fact use mobile access in codex with the app and connect it to a remote linux machine!
...
Remote mobile and mobile app control has landed for Codex!
The official documentation only lists to support Codex App / MacOS, even though it's not officially documented yet, you can in-fact use mobile access in codex with the app and connect it to a remote linux machine!
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@JJdoesTech If it helps, I got it to work on my Linux VPS, Codex itself was a huge help figuring this out (I simply pointed it at the MacOS app and codex cli github repository)
https://t.co/forwGrxGpS
Remote mobile and mobile app control has landed for Codex!
The official documentation only lists to support Codex App / MacOS, even though it's not officially documented yet, you can in-fact use mobile access in codex with the app and connect it to a remote linux machine!
...
Remote mobile and mobile app control has landed for Codex!
The official documentation only lists to support Codex App / MacOS, even though it's not officially documented yet, you can in-fact use mobile access in codex with the app and connect it to a remote linux machine!
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It should now show up in the Codex mobile app section!
This is a proof of concept, there's better ways to do this (e.g. daemon), officially documented ways to do this will land soon!
Codex was a huge help in figuring this out! Point it the codex github repo / macos app!
Remote mobile and mobile app control has landed for Codex!
The official documentation only lists to support Codex App / MacOS, even though it's not officially documented yet, you can in-fact use mobile access in codex with the app and connect it to a remote linux machine!
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You've been asking for this one...
Now in preview: Codex in the ChatGPT mobile app.
Start new work, review outputs, steer execution, and approve next steps, all from the ChatGPT mobile app. Codex will keep running on your laptop, Mac mini, or devbox.
Next, start a persistent remote-control process on the remote machine, example (proof of concept):
tmux new -d -s codex-mobile 'codex remote-control >> ~/.codex/remote-control.log 2>&1'
@taylordotcat One problem I had with Tauri on Linux is performance issues. The web app felt sluggish, animations where slow / limited to limited FPS, have you tried it on Linux / what was your experience? Tauri is also using OS native webviews so that might be the problem.
@thdxr I regularly reference projects and have manual checkouts of e.g. OpenCode, AI SDK, and other dependencies and inspiration sources, this would be a huge help.
@ImSh4yy I love this! While exploring workflows and alternatives to Cloudflare Workflows a couple of weeks ago I actually started working on something very similar.
https://t.co/BQLKHekwCZ
Working on some performance / stability improvements and a drizzle-based durable persistance.
@mciparelli@aarondfrancis I really like the Cloudflare Workflows APIs and replay model, so much so I've been working on a self-hosted alternative:
https://t.co/BQLKHekwCZ
Next up is durable storage as an alternative to Redis.
@listochkin@rauchg@_fqnn_ Doesn't that break the signal for the workflow to hibernate until sleep is over?
E.g. I expect sleep to either throw a specific error or send a signal / event to evict the workflow and schedule a wake up once timeout is over. How would this behave? @rauchg
I like the JavaScript APi design of Cloudflare Workflows. It's simple, yet powerful and flexible.
As an experiment, I've built something similar this weekend that you could self-host on top of BullMQ / Redis.
Check it out here:
https://t.co/BQLKHekwCZ
What do you think?