The web console
The web console is the browser surface your relay serves for working with your machines: open a session, read a machine’s permissions, schedules, and health, install Skills and MCP servers, and administer the relay itself. Most people come here to pick a machine and start working on it.
Every relay serves its own web console. Open the relay’s address in a browser
and you get the machine workspace plus everything needed to run the relay
itself. It ships inside the cmdop binary; there is nothing separate to
install.
This is a different surface from the account console at
my.cmdop.com, which handles your plan and billing. They use different
credentials.
Getting in
A browser on the same host as the relay is recovered automatically through the loopback policy. A caller from the LAN or the internet enters the relay’s admin password, or uses a one-time sign-in link. If the password is lost, reset it on the relay host:
cmdop server admin-password --resetWhat is in it
The navigation reflects what this relay actually offers, so you will not see an entry for something this relay cannot do.
Machines
The machines that have joined this relay, their sessions, and per-machine controls. For one machine you can read its permission policy — its mode, its rules, recent decisions, and which OS-level directories it has been granted — and its armed schedules, including when each one last fired and when it fires next. You can delete an armed schedule from here. There is also a fleet-wide schedule view.
Machine health comes from Machine Care: durable, explainable facts about each machine that the agent collects locally and reports up, so you can look at every machine in the fleet without running a scan on each one. Connection PINs live here too.
Marketplace
Discover searches Skills and MCP servers across the public catalogue. Installed owns local state: the Skills and MCP servers this machine actually has, what Cmdop passively found in other agents’ configurations, and the Sources control that decides which apps Cmdop may inspect. Adding, consent, testing, and approval for an external MCP server all happen here — see External MCP tools.
Settings
AI provider credentials, and Integrations, which reports which coding agents this host is wired into and connects or disconnects them — including registering Cmdop’s fleet MCP server with Claude Code or Codex. See Claude Code and Codex.
Server
Relay administration, on its own pages:
| Page | What it does |
|---|---|
| Overview | Whether the relay is running, the address advertised to machines, connected-machine count, uptime, mode, and version. Pausing machine connections from here disconnects machines while leaving the console and bot bridges up. |
| Connections | Online, stale, and total machines, with presence, uptime, last heartbeat, and message rate per machine. |
| Security | The fleet join key — masked by default, with reveal, copy, rotate, and clear. Rotating keeps machines that have already joined connected; clearing stops any new machine from joining. |
| Agent | The model policy for the relay’s own coordinator, used by direct server chats and messenger bots. Automatic is the default; the setting applies to new turns only. |
| Bots | Telegram, Slack, and Discord setup, pairing, and token controls. |
| Files | Chat attachments cached on this relay — read-only, with preview and download. |
| Logs | Recent relay audit records, filterable by severity and event type. |
The Server area is also where you get the ready-to-run cmdop join command
to paste on a computer you want to add to the fleet.
The Server icon carries a health dot: green means machine connections are running, amber means they are paused or the advertised address cannot be reached, red means the relay or its connection engine is down, gray means status is unavailable.
Related
- Self-hosted relay — create and run the relay this console belongs to.
- Account console — plan and billing.
- Relay operation issues
Common questions
What is the Cmdop web console?
The web console is the browser surface served by a relay. It lets you work with machines, sessions, permissions, schedules, health, marketplace items, relay settings, and server administration from one place.
How do I sign in to the web console?
From the relay host, loopback access is recovered automatically. From the LAN or
internet, use the relay admin password or a one-time sign-in link. Reset a lost
admin password on the relay host with cmdop server admin-password --reset.
Is the web console where billing lives?
No. Billing, plan, payment, and organization account state live in the account
console at my.cmdop.com. The web console belongs to a relay and operates
machines.
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