Your coding agents, wherever you are.
Start Codex on your Mac, a VPS, or a private machine. Sidemesh keeps that session within reach, so you can check progress, approve the next step, send a quick prompt, or inspect what changed from your phone or desktop.
Built for Codex in this preview, with the same simple promise: keep your agent sessions close without moving your code.
Your agents keep working. You keep the handle.
Coding agents are most useful when they can keep going without you staring at a terminal. Sidemesh is for the in-between moments: a command needs approval, a test is stuck, or you want to see what changed before replying.
Handle command, file, permission, network, and tool asks without opening SSH for a tiny decision.
Pair the machines where agents already run, then browse their recent sessions from one app.
Read markdown, inspect files, check git state, open images, or use terminal access when chat is not enough.
A calm app around active work.
Sidemesh is intentionally not a full IDE. It is the part of agent work that should be reachable even when your editor is closed.
Keep track of running and recent Codex sessions across the machines you use.
Pending approvals sit outside the normal transcript, so blocked work is easy to spot.
Messages, tool calls, generated images, diffs, and resources stay in one ordered timeline.
Render markdown, inspect git branch, and view generated resources from the selected host.
Optional terminal support is for trusted private networks where host-level access is intentional.
Install it where your agents run.
Put Sidemesh on each trusted host, run setup, install the service, and pair the app with a QR code.
$ sidemesh setup
$ sidemesh service install
$ sidemesh pair
Keep the route private.
Sidemesh can expose transcripts, workspace files, approvals, git metadata, and optional terminal access. Keep it behind Tailscale or a trusted LAN.
The important parts, plainly.
Minimal should not mean vague. The page still needs to say what Sidemesh is, what it is not, and where the security boundary lives.
No. Sidemesh connects to your own machines and the agent sessions running there.
No. Codex remains the agent. Sidemesh is the mobile and desktop surface around it.
That is the direction. Codex is primary today; provider support is being generalized.
Yes, when your phone or desktop can reach the host through Tailscale or another private route.