Moving your Coding Agents to the Cloud (ft. Codex Desktop & GPT-6 Astra) 00:00 The limitations of running agents locally 01:13 Parallel development and Git worktrees 02:03 Moving your coding agent to a remote machine 02:25 Introducing Railway Cloud Agents 02:52 Installing the CLI and signing in 03:03 Configuring... your project and default agent 03:42 Bringing your agent skills 04:24 Connecting the Codex desktop app 04:48 How SSH configuration works 05:10 Adding the SSH connection in Codex 05:39 Creating a remote project and starting a chat 06:09 Long-running tasks and remote execution 06:26 ChatGPT mobile access 07:03 Using Railway from your coding agent 07:15 Orchestrating multiple cloud agentsshow more

mahmood cooked

That's awesome !

That is amazing

I've had multiple agent sessions locally fight over the same build cache before, so moving that off my machine sounds like the actual fix.

oh shit 👀

I could probably ask an agent or read the docs, but I still decided to ask here: does the remote setup keep using chatgpt sub, or does it need a separate api key? thanks

How i will control from my mobile?

No OpenCode? 🥲

The local agent ceiling is real—parallel worktrees and remote machines change the game. Curious how they handle browser-based agent tasks in the cloud, since that's often the bottleneck.

06:26 is the practical win: if a coding agent can keep running while you’re on your phone, what guardrails stop a bad change from sitting there for hours?

Git worktrees already make parallel coding local; cloud agents just add the same trick without your laptop dying.

Team is working on adding support for this. Would love to chat!