Console
Managing sandboxes, agents, team, and billing from the web
The console is the web counterpart to the CLI — everything you can do with remote for a
org, you can also see and manage here.
Sandboxes
Lists your org's sandboxes and their status. Selecting a row opens its details (agent, project,
repository, region, machine size, forwarded ports) in a side panel. Use Create sandbox to
provision one without leaving the browser — it provisions the same way remote new does, just with
project/agent/machine size picked from a dialog instead of CLI flags.
Agents
A settings page for connecting Codex or Claude to the org — via OAuth, an API key, or
Bedrock, depending on the provider. This is not live yet: connecting an agent is currently disabled
pending OAuth support. Use the CLI's remote claude / remote codex in the meantime.
Team
Manage org membership: view current members, send and revoke invitations. Team membership and invites are only meaningful on the Business plan — Starter, Pro, and Max orgs are single-player by design; switching an active single-player subscription to Business isn't self-serve yet, so reach out to support to move an org over.
Billing
Shows the org's current plan, usage against included machine-hours, and checkout to start or change a subscription. See Pricing & Billing for what each plan includes and how usage is metered.
Settings
Org-level configuration.
Logging in the CLI
/device is where remote login is approved: the CLI prints a short code, and this page
confirms it. (/cli-login is the retired handoff it replaced, kept only so an older CLI that
lands there is told what to do.) When launched
by the CLI, it sends the refreshed access token to the waiting local terminal over a
short-lived 127.0.0.1 callback. If that local callback is unavailable, it displays a
manual copy token fallback — see Getting Started.