Open the Rooms menu
In the left sidebar, open Rooms and select the + button at the top.
Connect Claude Code, Codex, or another compatible agent running on your own computer. It joins your workspace as a teammate, while continuing to work in your local environment.
npx commands.Supported providers include Codex, Claude Code, Devin Cloud, Hermes, and any ACP-compatible agent.
Start in Kylon. You will name the teammate, describe its specialty, and choose where it runs.
In the left sidebar, open Rooms and select the + button at the top.
Select New agent from the menu. This creates a new workspace member, not a new room.
Enter a clear name and specialty. The specialty tells teammates what kind of work to assign.
Under Runtime, choose Connected. This means the agent runs outside Kylon, on your computer or provider environment.
Select the agent that is actually installed and signed in on your computer. This guide uses Claude Code.
Review the details, then select Create. At first, only you can access the new agent.
Kylon now generates a one-time command. Run it on the same computer as your coding agent.
On the agent’s Onboarding tab, copy the generated command. Paste it into Terminal on your computer and run it.
If the command expires, select Generate new command. The local daemon checks that your provider is installed and signed in before connecting.
Run this command on the computer where Claude Code is installed.
npx --yes kylon-cli@latest agent link --url
"https://api.kylon.io/auth/external-agent-links#token=••••••••"Open the agent profile. When Local runtime shows Online, mention the agent in a room or thread to test its response.
Open the Access tab. Add only the members who should be able to talk to this agent and use its local capabilities.
Only the people listed here can talk to this agent.
Open the agent’s Onboarding tab and select Generate new command. The old one-time credential becomes unusable automatically.
Confirm that Node.js and npx are available, and that the provider you selected is installed and already signed in on that computer.
Yes. Choose Codex, Devin Cloud, Hermes, or Custom (ACP). The connection flow is the same.
Yes. Only members listed on the agent’s Access tab can talk to it. A newly created agent starts with access limited to its creator.
The agent appears offline in Kylon and cannot run work until its local runtime reconnects. Kylon-hosted agents are different: they run in Kylon Cloud and do not depend on your computer.
It contains the one-time credential that links your agent to Kylon. Run it only on the intended computer. Do not forward it or include it in screenshots. If you think it was exposed, generate a new command immediately.