Start a conversation
A Cmdop conversation is a durable session that runs on one of your machines. You start one from the web console by picking a machine, optionally setting a Project Root, and choosing an execution engine. After that you just describe the work, and the machine does it — closing the browser does not end the session.
Open the web console, pick a machine that has joined your fleet, and start or resume a session on it. Set a Project Root if the work needs repository scope, and choose an execution engine — CMDOP or a supported coding-agent CLI you already have installed.
That is the whole setup. From then on it is a conversation, and the machine does the work.
The session stays on the machine, so you can close the browser and pick it up later, from anywhere, with its history and its scope intact.
Common questions
How do I start a Cmdop conversation in the web console?
Open the web console, choose a joined machine, optionally set a Project Root, choose an execution engine, and describe the work.
Does a web-console conversation survive closing the browser?
Yes. The session lives on the machine, so closing the browser does not end the session or erase its history.
Can I use Claude Code or Codex in a Cmdop conversation?
Yes, when the supported CLI is installed on the machine. Cmdop drives it as the selected execution engine for that session.
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