agline
A secure line between Codex agents.
agline is a tool that connects a local OpenAI Codex session to a Codex agent running on a remote machine, enabling the remote agent to inspect live logs, processes, and runtime state before reporting back. It works through disposable encrypted 1:1 rooms via a relay, acting as a secure message pipe rather than a remote shell or command execution API. It is designed specifically for Codex-to-Codex workflows where local source context needs to be combined with evidence from live remote servers.
agline installs a persistent Server Agent on the remote machine and routes requests through disposable encrypted relay rooms, allowing local Codex to ask the remote Codex agent to investigate and return evidence.
developers using OpenAI Codex CLI who need to query and investigate remote machines
Background.
- Status
- launched
- Business model
- free
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