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Remote Access ​

Halo has built-in remote access, allowing you to control your Halo from any device and any location through a browser — no client installation required.

Enable Remote Access ​

Go to Settings → Remote Access and enable the modes you need.

LAN Access ​

On the same Wi-Fi network, scan the QR code with your phone or tablet to access Halo in a browser.

Access URL format: http://192.168.x.x:<port>

You can set an access password (4–32 characters). A 6-digit numeric password is generated randomly by default.

Internet Access (Public Tunnel) ​

After enabling, Halo generates a public URL in about 10 seconds. From anywhere, open any browser, enter that URL and password, and you can access Halo remotely.

Supported device types:

  • PC browsers (full functionality)
  • iPad (adaptive layout)
  • Mobile H5 (mobile-optimized)

Security Warning

Anyone with the URL and password can fully control Halo on your computer and execute arbitrary commands.

Keep the URL and password secure, and only share them with trusted devices or people (e.g., send them to your own phone via a private message). It is recommended to disable the public tunnel when not in use.

Architecture ​

Halo's remote access is decentralized. Each machine's URL is an independent Agent endpoint:

  • No central server: Halo does not route data through its own servers — data is transmitted peer-to-peer
  • One URL cannot control multiple computers: each device has its own independent URL

Recommended approach for managing multiple computers: record each device's URL and password separately and access them as needed.

Typical Use Cases ​

Leaving work early Enable the public tunnel before leaving the office, send the URL and password to your phone, open a browser at home, and continue directing Halo to get work done.

In a meeting During a dull meeting, open Halo on your phone or tablet, check AI progress in real time, and send new instructions — without disrupting anyone.

Remote deployment (macOS) Maintain an active server login session (pin + token) in the terminal in advance. Back home, tell Halo: "Use Apple Script to open the terminal, run the build script, and deploy to the test server." The AI will operate your computer's terminal to complete the deployment automatically.

Integration with IM Bots ​

Halo exposes a standard HTTP Agent interface. Any bot that supports HTTP requests can connect to it, including custom bots for WeCom (Enterprise WeChat), Feishu, and DingTalk.

Web access is recommended

Compared to IM bot integration, accessing Halo directly via a browser offers a more complete experience and simpler configuration. IM integration is for advanced users with automation requirements.