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CodeTeleport

Account

The Account page at app.codeteleport.com lets you view your profile, change your password, set up the CLI, and log out.

Profile

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The profile section displays your email address — the one you registered with or the email associated with your GitHub account if you signed up via GitHub OAuth.

Change password

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To update your password:

  1. Enter your current password.
  2. Enter a new password (minimum 8 characters).
  3. Click Change Password.

CLI setup

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The account page includes instructions for connecting the CLI to your account. The steps are:

  1. Install the package globally:

    Terminal window
    npm install -g codeteleport

  2. Log in from your terminal:

    Terminal window
    codeteleport auth login

    This will prompt you to choose GitHub OAuth or email/password, then store an API token locally at ~/.codeteleport/config.json.

  3. (First machine only) Choose your coding agent. CodeTeleport supports three AI coding agents — Claude Code (id claude-code, the default), Codex (OpenAI, id codex), and Antigravity (Google, id antigravity):

    Terminal window
    codeteleport config set agent <claude-code|codex|antigravity>

    Pick interactively with codeteleport setup (it lists all supported agents from the registry), or set it directly as shown above. Setting an unrecognized id fails with Unknown agent: <id>. Supported: claude-code, codex, antigravity. The agent setting controls only what is bundled and scanned locally (push, local list); it does not affect pull — pulling uses the bundle’s own recorded agent, so a session pushed by one agent resumes correctly even on a machine configured for a different one.

See Authentication for the full walkthrough, including GitHub OAuth and the --api-url flag for local development.

Danger zone

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The Logout button ends your current web session and returns you to the login page. This does not revoke CLI tokens — your terminal sessions remain authenticated until you run codeteleport auth logout.

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