How My OpenAI Dot Starts Real Claude Code Sessions on My PC

On October 7, 2026, Orion, an always-on agent known as my OpenAI Dot, successfully initiated a Claude Code session on my Windows PC. This agent runs within the Codex desktop app, enabling it to execute commands on the machine. The goal was to allow Orion to delegate tasks to Claude Code without me needing to manually interact with it.

I instructed Orion to have Claude use one of my phone numbers to conduct a Google search for the term "what is OpenAI dot" and subsequently relay the AI Overview text back to our chat. The entire process was documented through a series of timestamps, providing insight into the sequence of events.

Key moments in the operation included a health check at 2:05:54 PM Pacific Time (PT), Orion's prompt being written to a file at 2:06:52 PM, and the service accepting the start request at 2:06:58 PM, all occurring within a matter of seconds. The service then facilitated the leasing of an Android phone, which executed the Google search at 2:07:04 PM.

After six minutes, the session concluded, with Orion providing a detailed report on its findings. Throughout this process, stringent safety measures were implemented to prevent any unauthorized actions such as purchases, account changes, or modifications to unrelated work. The demonstration was carried out entirely on a single machine, with various checks and balances in place to ensure the integrity and security of the operation.