OpenFactory

Your agents.Your computers.One factory.

Run Codex and Claude Code on your own computers. Schedule the work, connect your machines, and keep every project and conversation in one place.

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Set up your workspace
OpenFactoryExample workspace
Acme website / Agents

Your team, ready to work.

Recurring work. A little less on your plate.

Create agent
Code reviewer

A second set of eyes on every change.

Every 30 minutesCodex
Scheduled
Daily digest

The project update you actually read.

Weekdays at 9:00Claude Code
Scheduled
Dependency check

Keep an eye on what needs updating.

Mondays at 8:00Codex
Paused
Latest activityView runs
Daily digest

Project summary is ready to read.

9:02 AM
An example factory. Your projects, agents, and runs share one workspace.

Less tending to agents.
More getting things done.

A terminal is a great place to start. A factory gives the work somewhere to live.

Bring your agents.
Keep your setup.

OpenFactory starts Codex CLI and Claude Code CLI directly on your computer. Use the tools and credentials you already have, with a workspace around the work.

  • Choose a provider for each agent
  • Keep execution on your own machine
  • Group agents by project
How factories work
Codex CLIYour computer. Your credentials.
Claude CodeYour computer. Your credentials.

Install and sign in to your agent CLI on each computer that runs work.

Give repeat work
a regular time.

Code reviews, dependency checks, daily digests. Give an agent its instructions and a schedule, then return to its runs when you’re ready.

  • Run on a timer or trigger with a webhook
  • Start a run whenever you need one
  • Read the output and continue the conversation

Scheduled work needs the execution computer to stay on and the host to keep running.

Daily digestScheduled
09:00Every weekday
MTWTFSS
Previous run completedToday, 9:02

Your desk. Your laptop.
The same place to look.

Pair your computers over Tailscale and switch between them in Settings. Each computer keeps its own folders, agents, and runs. OpenFactory brings them within reach.

  • Choose which computer you’re working with
  • Keep project context with its agents
  • Follow runs and repository activity together
Get your workspace ready
Computers
My MacThis computer
Selected
Office workstationPaired over Tailscale
Paired

Example connections · Manage your devices in Settings

A little setup.
A lot of work off your mind.

  1. Make yourself at home.

    Install OpenFactory and sign in to Codex CLI or Claude Code on the computer that will run your agents.

  2. Give an agent a job.

    Choose a project folder, write the instructions, and decide when it should run.

  3. Come back to the work.

    Follow runs, read the output, and continue the conversation from your workspace.

Read the quickstart

Before you clock in.

Do I need T3 Code?

No. OpenFactory owns its runtime and starts Codex CLI or Claude Code CLI directly. Install and authenticate the provider you want to use on each execution computer.

Does my computer need to stay on?

Yes. The computer running an agent needs to be awake and its OpenFactory host needs to be running for scheduled work to start. On Mac, you can enable Start host at login in Settings.

Can I use more than one computer?

Yes. Install OpenFactory and Tailscale on both computers, connect them to the same tailnet, and pair them in Settings. Then choose the computer you want to work with.

Is the desktop app ready for everyday use?

The desktop app is a preview. Mac builds are unsigned and may require approval in System Settings → Privacy & Security. Start with a project you’re comfortable experimenting with.

Put your factory to work.

Pick a computer. Bring your agents. Make it yours.

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Desktop preview. Your agent CLI runs on your own computer.