We could enable Farfield to advertise a local API (already basically exists, since the frontend uses it) or MCP that allows other agents within the same network to remote-control Codex.
OpenClaw can already call Codex CLI to interact with Codex, but this would enable it to do things like monitor your Codex tasks and ping you if something finishes or needs attention, or hits an error.
We could enable Farfield to advertise a local API (already basically exists, since the frontend uses it) or MCP that allows other agents within the same network to remote-control Codex.
OpenClaw can already call Codex CLI to interact with Codex, but this would enable it to do things like monitor your Codex tasks and ping you if something finishes or needs attention, or hits an error.