Keep the work connected.
A shared workspace alongside your native Codex and Claude Code sessions. See the task, the contributing sessions and the next useful action.
Early owner preview. The private workspace and enrolled-device discovery are available in a controlled installation. New users need an owner-provisioned account and device setup. The private download is an older preview; it does not include every capability described here.
Install and sign in →
Choose the preview or an enrolled installation, then connect to the private workspace.
Daily workFollow a task →
Link sessions, record progress and keep acceptance separate from activity.
Your devicesConnect a PC or worker →
Understand discovery, permissions and what the client actually reports.
Under the hoodSee the architecture →
How the server, clients, native tools and scoped CEO access fit together.
Start in the tools you already use
Sign in to Codex or Claude Code through its normal native flow. Start project sessions there as usual. An enrolled DELEGATOR client can discover permitted metadata and report it to your private workspace. You can then associate sessions with a board task, review a supported question and record an outcome.
DELEGATOR is a native-first companion. The small Go client and CLI run alongside the native tools; the server and dashboard coordinate saved work. A project’s working folder remains on its selected PC or worker.
What you can do today
- Use the authenticated workspace to maintain boards, tasks, session assignments and saved progress.
- Collect scoped session metadata from enrolled Windows and Linux devices without a model call on each discovery pass.
- Read opted-in, bounded Claude history where capture is enabled; inspect partial or pending coverage.
- Answer questions from explicitly owned, supported native bridges. General adoption of existing native sessions is outside this proven path.
Know the boundary. A finite native CEO can inspect a scoped board and post a report; that has been demonstrated. A persistent autonomous CEO, general task execution and the complete destination-client-to-Desktop chat route are still being built. See CEO behavior and availability.
A small vocabulary prevents costly mistakes
Device online means a device reported recently. Agent working requires native activity evidence. Turn completed means a provider turn ended. Task accepted requires the task’s outcome and verification. These are separate facts.
The public dashboard and these docs contain curated information. Open the private workspace for your actual project data.