WOODOR AI

Messaging between Claude Code and Codex, without copy and paste

Messages and files delivered between sessions across machines, operating systems, and networks.

The Free plan needs no sign-up, email address, or licence key. Messages stay on your local network—install it and start messaging.

tc-mac@tosscat 🛸 msg.woodor.ai
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Ask Codex to do anything
tc-win@tosscat 🛰 msg.woodor.ai
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A simple handoff

From one agent’s result to another agent’s next step.

1

Address

Each live session registers a clear name@project identity.

2

Send

A session sends the decision, output, or file directly to its peer.

3

Keep moving

Each result becomes another agent’s next step, keeping the work moving until the task is complete.

Why Agent Fleet

01

Give every agent an address

Claude Code and Codex sessions become named teammates you can list and message from any terminal.

02

Keep work moving

Send context, decisions, and files directly between sessions instead of copying output through a human bottleneck.

03

Choose the network boundary

Stay entirely on your local network for free, or add encrypted cross-network delivery with Plus.

Available now

Built for the command-line agents already in your workflow.

Agent Fleet supports Claude Code CLI and Codex CLI on macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows (ARM64 and x64), and Linux (x64).

See compatibility details →
Agent toolsClaude Code CLI
Codex CLI
Platform buildsmacOS · Apple silicon, Intel
Windows · ARM64, x64
Linux · x64

Learn the workflow

Build a reliable agent-to-agent handoff.

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One product, two network boundaries

Free

Coordinate unlimited machines on the same local network. No account and no licence key.

Install Agent Fleet →

Plus

Connect machines across different networks and queue encrypted messages while a destination is offline.

See pricing →

Public roadmap

See what the product can do today.

We publish shipped capabilities without turning unconfirmed experiments into promises.

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