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relaydex

v1.1.3

Published

Local bridge between Codex and the Relaydex mobile app. Run `relaydex up` to start.

Readme

relaydex

relaydex is the host-side CLI bridge for the Relaydex project.

It is intended to be published to npm as a separate package from the Android app. The bridge keeps Codex running locally on the host machine and lets a paired mobile client control it remotely.

Install

npm install -g relaydex

Usage

relaydex up
relaydex reset-pairing
relaydex resume
relaydex watch

What it does

  • starts local codex app-server
  • connects to the relay session
  • prints a pairing QR code and raw pairing payload
  • forwards JSON-RPC traffic between the host and the mobile client
  • handles git and workspace actions on the host machine

Commands

relaydex up

Starts the bridge, launches codex app-server locally, prints a pairing QR, and waits for the mobile client to connect.

relaydex reset-pairing

Clears the saved trusted-device state so the next relaydex up starts a fresh pairing flow.

relaydex resume

Reopens the last active thread in the local Codex desktop app if available.

relaydex watch [threadId]

Tails the rollout log for the selected thread in real time.

Environment variables

relaydex accepts both RELAYDEX_* and legacy REMODEX_* names.

Useful variables:

  • RELAYDEX_RELAY: override the default relay URL
  • RELAYDEX_CODEX_ENDPOINT: connect to an existing Codex WebSocket instead of spawning a local runtime
  • RELAYDEX_REFRESH_ENABLED: enable the macOS desktop refresh workaround explicitly
  • RELAYDEX_REFRESH_DEBOUNCE_MS: adjust refresh debounce timing

Source builds

If you cloned the repository and want to run the bridge from source:

cd phodex-bridge
npm install
npm start

Project status

This package is part of Relaydex, an independent fork of Remodex focused on the Windows host + Android client workflow.

It is not the official Remodex package.