Same computer. A different screen.

01 / Connected workspaces

Keep the project on its computer

A remote connection gives you another way into the workspace. Conversations and tasks belong to the selected computer.

• Continue Codex work from a connected browser.
• Use mobile layouts for conversations and task progress.
• Switch between local and online remote computers on desktop.

02 / Connected workspaces

Know which computer you are using

After switching, projects, conversations, and model settings come from the selected computer. Existing tasks remain on their original host.

• Check the computer picker before starting work.
• Offline computers remain identifiable but cannot be selected.
• Connection failures do not silently redirect operations to your local computer.

03 / Connected workspaces

Bring the supporting tools along

Supported versions offer remote file diffs, terminal access, and Git tools. Remote desktop can control the primary display of a target Windows computer.

• Remote commands execute on the selected host.
• Terminals and changes correspond to the remote project.
• Remote desktop depends on the host platform, version, and connection.

Getting started

1. Install Remote AI and prepare Codex on the host; leave it running and online.
2. Sign into the same Remote AI cloud account on the browser or mobile client.
3. Choose the online computer and open a project or conversation.