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remotty

v0.2.13

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Windows bridge that lets you talk to local Codex from Telegram.

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Readme

English | 日本語

remotty

remotty: Windows bridge for Codex and Telegram

remotty is not a general-purpose remote control tool. It is a bridge for continuing Codex work on Windows from the Telegram app you already use.

remotty lets you continue Codex work from Telegram. There is no new mobile app to install.

You send a message to your Telegram bot. remotty receives it on your Windows PC, sends it to the Codex CLI session you connected, and returns the reply to the same Telegram chat.

remotty does not expose a public webhook server. It also does not type into the open Codex App window. It talks to local Codex through the local codex command.

What It Does

  • Connects a Telegram bot to Codex on your Windows PC.
  • Connects Telegram to the Codex CLI session you start for the project.
  • Sends Telegram messages to that session.
  • Queues text you send while Codex is already working.
  • Returns Codex replies to the same Telegram chat.
  • Relays approval prompts to Telegram.
  • Stores the bot token in Windows protected storage.
  • Stores remotty state under %APPDATA%\remotty.

When To Use It

Use remotty when you want to leave your desk and keep steering the Codex work that is available on your Windows PC.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 or Windows 11
  • Codex CLI
  • Node.js and npm
  • A Telegram bot token from @BotFather

Rust is only needed when you build from source.

Get Started

Use the Telegram Quickstart.

It walks through installation, bot setup, token storage, pairing, channel startup, and a first Telegram test message.

Want to try the local loop before making a Telegram bot? Use the Fakechat Demo.

Update

Run this in a normal user PowerShell when you want the latest published remotty package:

npm install -g remotty

Then follow the Telegram Quickstart from the project you want to use.

Main Commands

Run these from PowerShell:

$configPath = Join-Path $env:APPDATA "remotty\bridge.toml"
remotty config workspace upsert --config $configPath --path (Get-Location).Path
remotty telegram configure --config $configPath
remotty --config $configPath
remotty telegram access-pair <code> --config $configPath
remotty telegram policy allowlist --config $configPath

When remotty --config $configPath succeeds, the terminal prints Listening for Telegram channel messages from: remotty:telegram. Keep that terminal open while you use Telegram.

If you also use Codex App, the bundled plugin can help with setup tasks. The plugin is optional. The supported Telegram flow is the Codex CLI flow above: Codex CLI plus the remotty PowerShell commands.

Run these in Telegram:

/help
/status
/stop
/approve <request_id>
/deny <request_id>
/workspace
/workspace <id>

Security

  • Store bot tokens with remotty telegram configure so they stay in Windows protected storage.
  • Use a dedicated Telegram bot for remotty.
  • Do not paste bot tokens into chat, issues, or pull requests.
  • Do not paste bot tokens or api.telegram.org/bot... URLs into issues.
  • Keep project files separate from %APPDATA%\remotty runtime state.

Related Docs

Note: if your project lives on an SSH host, Codex Remote connections may also be useful. remotty is for returning to Codex work on your Windows PC from Telegram.

License

MIT

Disclaimer

This is an unofficial community project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI.

Codex, ChatGPT, and related marks are trademarks of OpenAI. They are referenced here only to describe the local tools that remotty works with. All other trademarks belong to their owners.