Desktop install, QR handoff, and first health checks.
Examples
Examples and operator runbooks
These are operational examples, not marketing scenarios. They show how FlyDex fits into the moments when an operator is away from the desktop and still needs the run to keep moving.
Reference map
Public docs sections
Account auth, QR claims, local-connect tokens, and machine continuity.
Thread access, send/resume turns, and remote approvals.
Bridge lifecycle, documented endpoints, and status model.
Threat model, data boundaries, and transport safeguards.
Control plane, connector, and local Codex runtime topology.
Example 1
Quick health probe
curl http://127.0.0.1:48163/v1/health
# expect helper presence before troubleshooting cloud stateExample 2
On-call approval recovery
Check the paired machine, read the active thread remotely, confirm the pending approval belongs to that machine, then approve or deny without reopening the desktop.
Example 3
Remote prompt loop
1. Read current thread state from phone
2. Decide whether the agent is blocked or drifting
3. Send a clarifying prompt
4. Watch for the next approval or completion event