Claudex Command Center

Launch session

Preset

Standard launch — Claude Code asks before running tools.

Target machine

Purpose Owner

Advanced options

Agent Label Working directory Model override Extra CLI args (space-separated) Initial prompt

First Claude Code launch in a folder shows a workspace-trust prompt — press Enter to confirm.

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No sessions yet

Launch Claude Code or Codex on a machine you've registered. New here? Add a machine in the Machines tab — it walks you through the setup script and registration.

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1. Run the setup script on the machine you want to add

Pick the OS, paste the command into a terminal on that machine, and it installs sshd + Node + Claude Code + Codex and prints the values to paste into the form below. Re-running is safe.

Prefer to do it manually? Show the per-step instructions.

2. Register the machine in Claudex

Paste the values from the script's output below. The private key is stored at data/keys/<id>.key with mode 600.

Profile Operating system Tells Claudex which shell to assume on the remote side. Linux / macOS: wraps commands in bash -lc so login PATH is loaded. Windows: sends commands raw to PowerShell — no bash -lc wrap (which PowerShell can't parse). Display name

Host Port User

Enabled agents Claude Code Codex SSH private key (paste contents) ...or path to an existing key on this server

3. Your machines

Audit log

Append-only record of session launches/kills and machine changes belonging to you. Admins see all entries.

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Scheduler

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Last tick

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Attempted / Fired

0 / 0

Errors (last tick)

0

Critical unread

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New goal

A goal is a recurring or on-demand task tied to one of your machines. Pick a cadence and the scheduler fires it on its own; everything also has a Run now button. Each run launches a real Claude Code / Codex session with the goal's prompt pre-loaded.

Name

Machine Agent

Preset Cadence

Working directory Extra CLI args (space-separated) Prompt (what the agent should do) Notes

Your goals

Create user

Add a coworker. They'll log in with the username and password you choose; they can change their own password after first sign-in. Roles: user can only see their own machines and sessions; admin can manage everyone.

Username Display name

Initial password Role

Notes