$ runmote raw web pair
online
device: local-codex
presence: fresh heartbeat
credentials: hash-only
Local AI agent bridge
Let ChatGPT run Codex on your computer.
Runmote Web pairs your devices, tracks presence, publishes client releases, and prepares safe broker routes from web AI tools to your local machine.
Public packages are currently beta / release-candidate builds for early testers. CLI 0.1.0-rc6 is the current CLI beta release candidate for Ubuntu amd64; stable packages will appear after soak and final checks.
action intent
preview
route decision: ready
broker envelope: verified
external calls: false
codex workspace
local
execution boundary: user machine
relay mutation: deferred
tokens: never stored
Pair devices with bounded metadata.
Track presence before routing.
Publish releases with checksums.
Pair local device
Create a controlled link between your Runmote account and local Runmote client. Codex/OpenAI login stays outside Runmote.
Run local Codex safely
Current CLI flows are Codex-focused, while the broader provider/agent direction remains open for future adapters.
Device presence
Heartbeat, sessions, relay reservations, and lifecycle reconciliation keep route state honest.
Release/update support
A checksummed release catalog publishes Desktop beta, CLI beta/RC, and Headless beta packages without implying feature parity.
Admin control plane
Roles, plans, quotas, device metadata, and admin APIs start the operational layer.
Safe broker routes
Noop dispatch contracts harden payloads before real relay integration arrives.
Route shape
Web intent, local agency, auditable control.
Runmote is local-first. The web app records safe intent, checks device availability, prepares non-executing envelopes, and keeps broker execution deferred until the boundary is ready.
ChatGPT -> Runmote Web route decision
Runmote Web -> safe broker envelope v1
Local machine -> Codex workspace, user controlled
official fixed Action endpoint: deferred