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How Agent Fleet connects Claude Code and Codex across machines
Agent Fleet gives each coding-agent session an address and moves messages between those addresses.
One local server, many clients
One machine hosts the Agent Fleet message server on your local network. Other machines discover it and connect as clients, so they do not need inbound ports.
laptop@api→Local message server→Codex
desktop@api
Free stays local
On Free, messages remain on your network. The client contacts the download service to install and check for updates; it does not use a licence server or cloud message relay.
Plus crosses networks
Plus adds an encrypted relay so sessions can exchange messages when their machines are on different networks. It can hold encrypted messages while the destination is offline and deliver them when it reconnects.
What Woodor can see
Message contents are encrypted on the sending machine. The relay needs delivery metadata such as sender, recipient, time, and message size, but Woodor does not hold the key required to read the content.
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Learn the communication model
For a broader explanation of identity, routing, delivery, and failure handling, read the guide to AI agent communication across sessions and machines.