Keep Codex CLI sessions, jobs, artifacts, and replay attached to a hosted project workspace instead of a local terminal.
Codex CLI is effective for local coding workflows, but longer tasks can disappear with the shell that launched them. Project context, files, and outputs are also harder to reopen cleanly without a shared workspace.
onesagent keeps Codex CLI recognizable while adding hosted browser access, durable execution, artifact custody, and replay around the runtime.
Separate users, sessions, and project workspaces more cleanly for hosted team workflows while preserving Codex as the coding runtime.
Each page focuses on the actual workflow question: browser access, persistent sessions, durable jobs, artifacts, replay, runtime support, and team-scoped workspace custody.
No. Codex CLI remains the runtime. onesagent is the hosted browser workspace around it.
Because many teams need durable jobs, browser visibility, artifact recovery, and project-scoped session history that do not depend on one local terminal process.