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Overview

Sesame Link lets you start, follow, and steer Claude Code, Codex, and Pi sessions from anywhere. The sessions keep running on your own computer, with your code, your tools, and your accounts.

It also works with your Sesame agent, so you can check on a session, answer its questions, or give it the next task just by talking.

A Claude Code session in the Sesame Link web client, with the session list on the left and the conversation on the right

Get started

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You need a Sesame account. If you don’t have one yet, register at app.sesame.com/login.

Every way of using Sesame Link starts with the CLI on the computer where your code lives. Install it, then sign in from the folder you want new sessions to open in:

Terminal window
curl -fsSL https://storage.googleapis.com/sesame-link/install.sh | sh
sesame-link auth login

The Quickstart walks through each step, including signing in.

Then choose how you want to reach your sessions:

Start, follow, and steer sessions from any browser, on your desktop or your phone.

Use the web client →

What you can do

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Keep working away from your desk

Start a session on your workstation, then follow it from your phone. Answer permission prompts and questions as they come up, and send the next instruction without walking back to your computer.

Drive sessions by voice

Ask a Sesame agent to start a session in a project, check how it is going, or focus on one session and talk to Claude, Codex, or Pi directly. See Sesame agent.

Run sessions across several computers

Sign in on a laptop and a desktop with the same Sesame account, and see the sessions on both from one place. Each session runs on its own computer, in its own folder. See Computers.

Move a conversation you’re already in

Run /open-sesame inside Claude Code to hand your current conversation to Sesame Link, then carry on from any client. See Claude Code.

Work in Herdr

While Herdr is open, sessions you start from your phone open there as tabs, in the workspace for that folder, and Herdr shows which ones need you. See Herdr.

Use Claude Code, Codex, or Pi

Choose the runtime for each session. All run on your computer with your own sign-in. Codex and Pi support are previews. See Claude Code, Codex, and Pi.

Next steps

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