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Designs remote execution and bridge runtimes for coding agents. Use when implementing remote sessions, local-UI remote-execution, reconnect logic, or permission bridging.

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AI Coding Agents Remote Runtime

Use this skill to design or review coding-agent runtimes where execution happens remotely but the user still interacts through a local CLI or terminal UI.

This skill covers remote sessions, bridge transports, viewer-only clients, SSH-style local-UI remote-tool flows, and remote approval routing.

ASCII Flow

local client / terminal UI
  |
  v
bridge transport
  WebSocket | SSE | HTTP POST | ACP stdio | SSH-like tunnel
  |
  v
remote runtime
  agent loop + tools + sandbox + session store
  |
  +--> permission request -> bridge -> local owner decision -> remote execution
  +--> stream events       -> bridge -> local rendering
  +--> reconnect           -> sequence resume or replay from checkpoint

Quick Reference

Question	Read	Outcome
What should the remote runtime model look like?	`references/local-ui-remote-execution-model.md`	Local UI, remote agent loop, viewer modes, and mode boundaries
How should bridge transport and approval work?	`references/bridge-transport-and-permission-bridging.md`	WebSocket control flow, permission bridging, reconnect, and message adaptation
Which transport should I use (WebSocket vs SSE vs HTTP POST vs ACP stdio)?	`references/transport-selection.md`	Decision tree, criteria, hybrid patterns, and anti-patterns
How do I build reconnect with sequence-number resume?	`references/recipe-reconnect-with-sequence.md`	Step-by-step resumable stream recipe with ring buffer and client reconnect loop
How does OpenAI Codex structure app-server and remote-control daemon lifecycle?	`references/openai-codex-app-server-remote-control.md`	Daemon lifecycle, JSON control output, remote host bootstrap, long-running work
How does OpenAI Codex keep app-server protocol clients in sync?	`references/openai-codex-app-server-protocol-codegen.md`	Schema-driven TypeScript/JSON artifacts, experimental filtering, fixture tests, and explicit update workflow
How does `codex mcp-server` work and how does it differ from the app-server-daemon?	`references/openai-codex-as-mcp-server.md`	`McpServer` subcommand, `codex-rs/mcp-server` crate, approval bridging over MCP, contrast with HTTP daemon

When To Use

Design remote coding-agent sessions with a local CLI frontend
Build bridge or direct-connect transport for a coding-agent runtime
Add viewer-only remote session clients or assistant-style observers
Route permission requests from remote execution back to local UI
Model SSH-like “local REPL, remote tools” behavior

Use Other Skills

Need	Use Instead
Session persistence and resume lifecycle	`../ai-coding-agents-sessions/SKILL.md`
Tool approval system design	`../ai-coding-agents-permissions/SKILL.md`
Plugin architecture	`../ai-coding-agents-plugins/SKILL.md`

Default Workflow

Separate UI from execution. Decide what runs locally, what runs remotely, and what state must be mirrored between them.
Treat remote control as a first-class mode. Viewer-only, full control, SSH proxy, and remote-creation flows should be explicit runtime modes.
Split transcript traffic from control traffic. Keep SDK or transcript messages separate from typed control requests such as permission prompts, cancellations, reconnect notifications, and unsupported-control errors.
Choose transport shape deliberately. Reads and writes do not need the same transport. Hybrid patterns such as WebSocket or SSE for reads plus HTTP POST for writes are often easier to recover and reason about than pretending the whole session is one bidirectional pipe.
Bridge unknown tools safely. Remote execution may reference tools that do not exist in the local client; normalize them into synthetic local renderables instead of failing the UI.
Track pending control requests. Permission prompts and cancellations need stable request IDs, local bookkeeping, and explicit cleanup so reconnects and late cancellations do not leak stale UI state.
Plan reconnect behavior. Distinguish transient reconnecting, permanent disconnect, and viewer-only no-interrupt modes. Decide whether the client resumes from sequence numbers, replays from checkpoints, or only reconnects live.
Keep approval local where possible. Remote execution can ask; the local controller should decide and respond with a structured result.
Test degraded modes. Verify network drops, reconnect backoff, remote interrupt, stale control requests, unsupported control subtypes, and local or remote command filtering.

Host Rules

Local UI and remote execution should share one semantic session contract.
Control messages should use a typed schema separate from normal transcript messages.
Reads and writes may use different transports if that improves ordering, retry semantics, or observability.
Pending permission requests must be keyed, cancellable, and removable from local state when the server cancels or the session dies.
Remote mode should expose only the commands that make sense in a remote session.
Unknown remote tools should still render through synthetic local message or tool-stub paths rather than crashing the local UI.
Viewer-only clients must not accidentally send interrupts or mutate remote state.
Unsupported control-request subtypes should return a structured error response instead of hanging the remote side.
SSH-like proxy modes should render locally and execute remotely without pretending they are fully local sessions.

Build Order

Define the shared session contract and runtime modes.
Implement typed control messages separately from transcript messages.
Stand up the read and write transports, even if they start as one simple channel.
Add permission request routing with stable IDs and cancellation.
Add reconnect and resume behavior.
Add synthetic local rendering for remote-only tools and control events.

Core Invariants

The local UI is a controller and renderer, not the source of truth for remote execution.
Transcript traffic and control traffic must never be ambiguous on the wire.
Every remote control request must be attributable, cancellable, and terminal.
Viewer-only sessions must be unable to mutate remote state.
Unknown remote capabilities must degrade into renderable local objects, not disappear.

Failure Modes

Network reconnect loops that duplicate transcript or control events.
Permission prompts that survive cancellation or session death.
Local UI trying to execute a remote-only tool directly.
Viewer clients leaking interrupts or approve actions.
Remote servers sending unsupported control subtypes with no structured fallback.
Conflating a cloud-hosted session (execution never touches the user's machine) with a locally-executing session mirrored to another device (execution stays local, only steering moves). They have different data-residency, credential, and failure-domain properties; see the Shipped Reference Implementations table above.

Minimal Viable Version

One remote session mode with explicit local-controller ownership.
One typed message family for transcript events and one for control events.
Stable request IDs for permission prompts and cancellations.
Basic reconnect with clear user-visible disconnected versus reconnecting state.
Remote tool uses rendered locally, even if the local client cannot execute them.

What Strong Implementations Add

Hybrid transports with different read and write semantics.
Sequence-aware resume or replay from checkpoints.
Viewer-only and SSH-like proxy modes with different capabilities.
Server-driven cancellation, reconnect backoff, and pending-request cleanup.
Full telemetry for control latency, reconnect attempts, and approval round-trips.
ACP stdio transport for editor integrations (Zed, JetBrains, etc.) with session-ID re-attach.
Local typed-HTTP daemon (OpenAPI-generated) decoupling GUI clients from the CLI entry point.
Schema-driven protocol-method codegen so the wire contract is source-of-truth for dispatch.

Known Traps

Treating transport reconnect as if it were session resume and replaying the wrong in-flight state.
Assuming the local client and remote runtime share the same tool registry, approval model, or capability envelope.
Modeling viewer mode as presentation-only and accidentally exposing execution or approval paths that should remain server-owned.
Leaving permission prompts and pending requests as local UI state instead of durable remote-runtime objects.
Merging all remote traffic into one chat stream and losing the distinction between control messages, tool results, and durable session state.

Common Anti-Patterns

Treating the whole remote session as one undifferentiated chat stream.
Assuming the local client and remote runtime always share the same tool registry.
Using transport reconnect as if it were session resume.
Modeling viewer mode as a UI flag instead of a runtime capability boundary.
Leaving permission prompts as UI state instead of durable runtime objects.

Shipped Reference Implementations (July 2026)

The patterns in this skill are not hypothetical — they map onto products you can inspect directly today. Ground any design decision in the real thing before inventing a new taxonomy; verified 2026-07-11:

Runtime mode this skill describes	Shipped as	Where execution lives	Key primitives
Outbound-poll mirroring / viewer + controller	Claude Code Remote Control (`code.claude.com/docs/en/remote-control`)	Stays on the local machine that started it	`claude remote-control` (server mode, `--spawn same-dir\|worktree\|session`, `--capacity N`), `claude --remote-control`/`--rc` (interactive), `/remote-control`/`/rc` (attach existing session), session URL + QR from `claude.ai/code` or the mobile app; outbound HTTPS only, no inbound ports
Remote-execution devbox (SSH-stdio)	Claude Code Desktop app's SSH-host connection	Moves to the remote SSH host; agent auto-installs there on first connect	Point-and-connect `ssh user@host`; session history is siloed per surface
Cloud-hosted container (no local session)	Claude Code on the web (`claude.ai/code`, `--cloud` flag) and Routines (`code.claude.com/docs/en/web-scheduled-tasks`)	Anthropic-managed VM/container, fresh per session or per trigger	Repo clone into isolated VM; Routines add schedule/API/GitHub triggers on top of the same cloud-session substrate
App-server daemon + typed control	OpenAI Codex `codex app-server` / `codex app-server-daemon`	Local daemon process, `CODEX_HOME`-scoped	`start`/`stop`/`restart`/`enable-remote-control`/`disable-remote-control`/`bootstrap`, one JSON object per command
Remote-control infra for SSH/custom clients (distinct from the daemon above)	OpenAI Codex `codex remote-control` (v0.130+)	Local machine, foreground unless a `start` subcommand is used	Foreground `codex remote-control` enables remote control for one invocation; `codex remote-control start/st

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name: ai-coding-agents-remote-runtime
description: "Designs remote execution and bridge runtimes for coding agents. Use when implementing remote sessions, local-UI remote-execution, reconnect logic, or permission bridging."
compatibility: Portable core. Works on Claude Code and Codex.
version: "1.1"
last_validated: 2026-07-11

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---
name: ai-coding-agents-remote-runtime
description: "Designs remote execution and bridge runtimes for coding agents. Use when implementing remote sessions, local-UI remote-execution, reconnect logic, or permission bridging."
compatibility: Portable core. Works on Claude Code and Codex.
version: "1.1"
last_validated: 2026-07-11
---

# AI Coding Agents Remote Runtime

Use this skill to design or review coding-agent runtimes where execution happens remotely but the user still interacts through a local CLI or terminal UI.

This skill covers remote sessions, bridge transports, viewer-only clients, SSH-style local-UI remote-tool flows, and remote approval routing.

## ASCII Flow

```text
local client / terminal UI
  |
  v
bridge transport
  WebSocket | SSE | HTTP POST | ACP stdio | SSH-like tunnel
  |
  v
remote runtime
  agent loop + tools + sandbox + session store
  |
  +--> permission request -> bridge -> local owner decision -> remote execution
  +--> stream events       -> bridge -> local rendering
  +--> reconnect           -> sequence resume or replay from checkpoint
```

## Quick Reference

| Question | Read | Outcome |
|----------|------|---------|
| What should the remote runtime model look like? | [`references/local-ui-remote-execution-model.md`](references/local-ui-remote-execution-model.md) | Local UI, remote agent loop, viewer modes, and mode boundaries |
| How should bridge transport and approval work? | [`references/bridge-transport-and-permission-bridging.md`](references/bridge-transport-and-permission-bridging.md) | WebSocket control flow, permission bridging, reconnect, and message adaptation |
| Which transport should I use (WebSocket vs SSE vs HTTP POST vs ACP stdio)? | [`references/transport-selection.md`](references/transport-selection.md) | Decision tree, criteria, hybrid patterns, and anti-patterns |
| How do I build reconnect with sequence-number resume? | [`references/recipe-reconnect-with-sequence.md`](references/recipe-reconnect-with-sequence.md) | Step-by-step resumable stream recipe with ring buffer and client reconnect loop |
| How does OpenAI Codex structure app-server and remote-control daemon lifecycle? | [`references/openai-codex-app-server-remote-control.md`](references/openai-codex-app-server-remote-control.md) | Daemon lifecycle, JSON control output, remote host bootstrap, long-running work |
| How does OpenAI Codex keep app-server protocol clients in sync? | [`references/openai-codex-app-server-protocol-codegen.md`](references/openai-codex-app-server-protocol-codegen.md) | Schema-driven TypeScript/JSON artifacts, experimental filtering, fixture tests, and explicit update workflow |
| How does `codex mcp-server` work and how does it differ from the app-server-daemon? | [`references/openai-codex-as-mcp-server.md`](references/openai-codex-as-mcp-server.md) | `McpServer` subcommand, `codex-rs/mcp-server` crate, approval bridging over MCP, contrast with HTTP daemon |

## When To Use

- Design remote coding-agent sessions with a local CLI frontend
- Build bridge or direct-connect transport for a coding-agent runtime
- Add viewer-only remote session clients or assistant-style observers
- Route permission requests from remote execution back to local UI
- Model SSH-like “local REPL, remote tools” behavior

## Use Other Skills

| Need | Use Instead |
|------|-------------|
| Session persistence and resume lifecycle | [`../ai-coding-agents-sessions/SKILL.md`](../ai-coding-agents-sessions/SKILL.md) |
| Tool approval system design | [`../ai-coding-agents-permissions/SKILL.md`](../ai-coding-agents-permissions/SKILL.md) |
| Plugin architecture | [`../ai-coding-agents-plugins/SKILL.md`](../ai-coding-agents-plugins/SKILL.md) |

## Default Workflow

1. **Separate UI from execution.** Decide what runs locally, what runs remotely, and what state must be mirrored between them.
2. **Treat remote control as a first-class mode.** Viewer-only, full control, SSH proxy, and remote-creation flows should be explicit runtime modes.
3. **Split transcript traffic from control traffic.** Keep SDK or transcript messages separate from typed control requests such as permission prompts, cancellations, reconnect notifications, and unsupported-control errors.
4. **Choose transport shape deliberately.** Reads and writes do not need the same transport. Hybrid patterns such as WebSocket or SSE for reads plus HTTP POST for writes are often easier to recover and reason about than pretending the whole session is one bidirectional pipe.
5. **Bridge unknown tools safely.** Remote execution may reference tools that do not exist in the local client; normalize them into synthetic local renderables instead of failing the UI.
6. **Track pending control requests.** Permission prompts and cancellations need stable request IDs, local bookkeeping, and explicit cleanup so reconnects and late cancellations do not leak stale UI state.
7. **Plan reconnect behavior.** Distinguish transient reconnecting, permanent disconnect, and viewer-only no-interrupt modes. Decide whether the client resumes from sequence numbers, replays from checkpoints, or only reconnects live.
8. **Keep approval local where possible.** Remote execution can ask; the local controller should decide and respond with a structured result.
9. **Test degraded modes.** Verify network drops, reconnect backoff, remote interrupt, stale control requests, unsupported control subtypes, and local or remote command filtering.

## Host Rules

- Local UI and remote execution should share one semantic session contract.
- Control messages should use a typed schema separate from normal transcript messages.
- Reads and writes may use different transports if that improves ordering, retry semantics, or observability.
- Pending permission requests must be keyed, cancellable, and removable from local state when the server cancels or the session dies.
- Remote mode should expose only the commands that make sense in a remote session.
- Unknown remote tools should still render through synthetic local message or tool-stub paths rather than crashing the local UI.
- Viewer-only clients must not accidentally send interrupts or mutate remote state.
- Unsupported control-request subtypes should return a structured error response instead of hanging the remote side.
- SSH-like proxy modes should render locally and execute remotely without pretending they are fully local sessions.

## Build Order

1. Define the shared session contract and runtime modes.
2. Implement typed control messages separately from transcript messages.
3. Stand up the read and write transports, even if they start as one simple channel.
4. Add permission request routing with stable IDs and cancellation.
5. Add reconnect and resume behavior.
6. Add synthetic local rendering for remote-only tools and control events.

## Core Invariants

- The local UI is a controller and renderer, not the source of truth for remote execution.
- Transcript traffic and control traffic must never be ambiguous on the wire.
- Every remote control request must be attributable, cancellable, and terminal.
- Viewer-only sessions must be unable to mutate remote state.
- Unknown remote capabilities must degrade into renderable local objects, not disappear.

## Failure Modes

- Network reconnect loops that duplicate transcript or control events.
- Permission prompts that survive cancellation or session death.
- Local UI trying to execute a remote-only tool directly.
- Viewer clients leaking interrupts or approve actions.
- Remote servers sending unsupported control subtypes with no structured fallback.
- Conflating a cloud-hosted session (execution never touches the user's machine) with a locally-executing session mirrored to another device (execution stays local, only steering moves). They have different data-residency, credential, and failure-domain properties; see the Shipped Reference Implementations table above.

## Minimal Viable Version

- One remote session mode with explicit local-controller ownership.
- One typed message family for transcript events and one for control events.
- Stable request IDs for permission prompts and cancellations.
- Basic reconnect with clear user-visible disconnected versus reconnecting state.
- Remote tool uses rendered locally, even if the local client cannot execute them.

## What Strong Implementations Add

- Hybrid transports with different read and write semantics.
- Sequence-aware resume or replay from checkpoints.
- Viewer-only and SSH-like proxy modes with different capabilities.
- Server-driven cancellation, reconnect backoff, and pending-request cleanup.
- Full telemetry for control latency, reconnect attempts, and approval round-trips.
- **ACP stdio transport** for editor integrations (Zed, JetBrains, etc.) with session-ID re-attach.
- **Local typed-HTTP daemon** (OpenAPI-generated) decoupling GUI clients from the CLI entry point.
- **Schema-driven protocol-method codegen** so the wire contract is source-of-truth for dispatch.

## Known Traps

- Treating transport reconnect as if it were session resume and replaying the wrong in-flight state.
- Assuming the local client and remote runtime share the same tool registry, approval model, or capability envelope.
- Modeling viewer mode as presentation-only and accidentally exposing execution or approval paths that should remain server-owned.
- Leaving permission prompts and pending requests as local UI state instead of durable remote-runtime objects.
- Merging all remote traffic into one chat stream and losing the distinction between control messages, tool results, and durable session state.

## Common Anti-Patterns

- Treating the whole remote session as one undifferentiated chat stream.
- Assuming the local client and remote runtime always share the same tool registry.
- Using transport reconnect as if it were session resume.
- Modeling viewer mode as a UI flag instead of a runtime capability boundary.
- Leaving permission prompts as UI state instead of durable runtime objects.

## Shipped Reference Implementations (July 2026)

The patterns in this skill are not hypothetical — they map onto products you can inspect directly today. Ground any design decision in the real thing before inventing a new taxonomy; verified 2026-07-11:

| Runtime mode this skill describes | Shipped as | Where execution lives | Key primitives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outbound-poll mirroring / viewer + controller | Claude Code **Remote Control** (`code.claude.com/docs/en/remote-control`) | Stays on the local machine that started it | `claude remote-control` (server mode, `--spawn same-dir\|worktree\|session`, `--capacity N`), `claude --remote-control`/`--rc` (interactive), `/remote-control`/`/rc` (attach existing session), session URL + QR from `claude.ai/code` or the mobile app; outbound HTTPS only, no inbound ports |
| Remote-execution devbox (SSH-stdio) | Claude Code Desktop app's SSH-host connection | Moves to the remote SSH host; agent auto-installs there on first connect | Point-and-connect `ssh user@host`; session history is siloed per surface |
| Cloud-hosted container (no local session) | **Claude Code on the web** (`claude.ai/code`, `--cloud` flag) and **Routines** (`code.claude.com/docs/en/web-scheduled-tasks`) | Anthropic-managed VM/container, fresh per session or per trigger | Repo clone into isolated VM; Routines add schedule/API/GitHub triggers on top of the same cloud-session substrate |
| App-server daemon + typed control | OpenAI Codex `codex app-server` / `codex app-server-daemon` | Local daemon process, `CODEX_HOME`-scoped | `start`/`stop`/`restart`/`enable-remote-control`/`disable-remote-control`/`bootstrap`, one JSON object per command |
| Remote-control infra for SSH/custom clients (distinct from the daemon above) | OpenAI Codex `codex remote-control` (v0.130+) | Local machine, foreground unless a `start` subcommand is used | Foreground `codex remote-control` enables remote control for one invocation; `codex remote-control start/st

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Source repository: vasilyu1983/AI-Agents-public
License: MIT
Version: 1.0.0
Last GitHub push: Sep 2, 2026
Registry updated: Sep 7, 2026
Instruction path: frameworks/shared-skills/skills/ai-coding-agents-remote-runtime/SKILL.md @ 3d5bc7c5b826

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