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Cmdop has two browser consoles. The relay’s web console is where you work with machines — sessions, permissions, schedules, health, and relay administration. The account console at my.cmdop.com is where your plan, payment, and organization live. Most people arrive here to work out which of the two holds the thing they are looking for.

The two are easy to confuse, because both get called “the console”. They serve different things and use different credentials.

Which one do I want?

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Work on a machine, or watch what an agent is doingThe web console
Join another machine to the relayThe web console’s Server area, which prepares a ready-to-run cmdop join command
Add an MCP server or a SkillThe web console’s Marketplace
Read a machine’s permissions, schedules, or healthThe web console’s Machines area
Run or reconfigure the relay itselfThe web console’s Server area
Change plan or payThe account console  — see Billing
Manage organization API keysThe account console — see API keys

You sign in to the web console with the relay’s own admin password (or automatically, from the same host). You sign in to the account console with your Cmdop account. Neither credential works on the other.

Common questions

Which Cmdop console should I use?

Use the relay’s web console when you want to work with machines, sessions, permissions, schedules, health, marketplace items, or relay administration. Use the account console at my.cmdop.com for plan, payment, organization, and account-level API keys.

Are the web console and account console the same sign-in?

No. The relay web console uses that relay’s admin password or a one-time link. The account console uses your Cmdop account. Neither credential works on the other surface.

Where do I get the command to join another machine?

Open the relay web console and use the Server area. It prepares the ready-to-run cmdop join command for the relay that will own the machine.

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