Your team
The runtime governs one machine. Memnox Cloud adds the team around it: one set of rules for every machine, answers from whoever is free, and one record of what every agent did.
1. Sign in
Open the console and sign in with Google. There is no password.
2. Connect a machine
On each machine your agents run on:
memnox login
memnox setuplogin shows a code and opens a browser page to approve the machine. On a
server without a browser:
memnox login --no-openThe machine now appears under Machines. Rules are still decided on the machine, and keep working if the cloud is down.
The machine joins the workspace the console has open when you approve it. If you belong to more than one, switch to the right one in the console first. To check where a machine is:
memnox whoamiTo move it to another workspace, switch the console to that workspace and run
memnox login again.
Move agents from another workspace
memnox setup marks an agent elsewhere when it still belongs to another
workspace, and leaves it alone. Hand it back, then run setup again:
memnox agents offboard claude-code
memnox setupoffboard puts the agent's own configuration back as it was. Restart the agent
afterwards so it picks up the new one.
3. Share your rules
Rules your team publishes in the console reach every machine:
memnox sync # pull them now, instead of waiting
memnox status # shows which rules are in force4. Answer from anywhere
A call waiting on a person shows in Waiting on you and, once Slack is connected, as a message with Allow and Deny buttons.
memnox signin # sign in as yourself, so questions routed to you reach this terminal
memnox inbox # everything waiting on you, here and from your workspace5. Turn decisions into rules
Connect the place your team talks, like Slack or GitHub, under Connectors. Memnox suggests decisions it finds there. Nothing is in force until a person approves it, and the approval carries their name.
6. Invite people
Add colleagues under People. Their role decides what they may change, not what they may see.
Rename your workspace
Change its name in the console's organization settings. Every machine and the voice use the new name from then on.