AgentLink - Cross-Agent Workflow Terminal Launched by Xinyan Group

What is AgentLink

AgentLink is a cross-agent workflow terminal app launched by Xinyan Group, connecting different types of AI agents distributed across different devices, such as Claude、Codex、OpenClaw etc., into the mobile end in a unified way, enabling QR code pairing, remote control, and collaborative relay. Users can view the agent's thinking process and tool calls in real time, and use cloud notes to let outputs flow seamlessly between multiple Agents, with manual confirmation supported at key nodes.

AgentLink's Main Features

• Unified Pairing: Connect multiple devices and multiple types of agents (Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, etc.) with one click via QR code or command, with real-time status synchronization.
• Process Visualization: When remotely driving tasks, the thinking process, tool calls, and ToDos are presented in real time, with manual confirmation (HITL) supported at key nodes.
• Workspace Management: Automatically sync each agent's workspace; each workspace has an independent session and can be individually configured with identity, responsibilities, and communication style.
• Cloud Note Relay: Save agent responses as cloud notes, then hand them over to the next agent to continue processing, enabling multi-Agent closed-loop collaboration.
• Device Management: Check the status of paired agents at any time, support unbinding, and see the operating status of multiple devices at a glance.
• Remote Control: Send text, images, files, and notes through conversation to take over task progress anytime, anywhere.

How to Use AgentLink

• Download and Install: Visit the AgentLink official website https://xyagent.com/ to download the AgentLink App.
• Pair Agents: Open the App and connect installed agents with one click via QR code or command, supporting simultaneous pairing of multiple devices and multiple types.
• Sync Workspaces: Automatically sync each agent's workspace, or create a new one directly in the App, and set the identity, responsibilities, and communication style for each workspace.
• Issue Tasks Remotely: Send text, images, files, or notes in the form of conversations to drive agents, and view the thinking process, tool calls, and ToDos progress in real time.
• Manual Confirmation Nodes: When a task reaches a key step, the App will prompt for manual confirmation, and you can choose to support or reject it.
• Cloud Note Relay: Save agent responses as cloud notes, then hand them over to the next agent to continue processing, enabling a multi-Agent collaboration loop.
• Device Management: Check the status of paired agents at any time on the My page, with support for unbinding and status synchronization.

AgentLink's Core Advantages

• Unified Entry Point Across Agents: Centrally connect different devices and different types of AI agents such as Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes into one mobile App, saying goodbye to switching between multiple windows.
• Take Over Anytime on Mobile: Supports iOS / Android, so you can still remotely check status, issue tasks, and approve key nodes after leaving your computer.
• Full-Chain Process Visibility: Display the agent's thinking process, tool call records, and ToDos progress in real-time streaming, making the operation chain clear at a glance.
• Cloud Note Relay Collaboration: Store Agent A's output as a cloud note and hand it over directly to Agent B to continue processing, achieving a "research → implementation → testing → rollout" closed loop.
• HITL human confirmation: Key steps automatically pause and wait for human approval, balancing automation efficiency with task controllability.
• Native protocol-layer design: Unlike general-purpose IM, it is specially optimized for communication protocols between agents and large models, supporting remote drive via multimodal messages.

Comparison of AgentLink with similar competitors

AgentLink application scenarios

• Unified multi-agent management and control: Centralize agents such as Claude, Codex, and OpenClaw scattered across different devices into a single mobile entry point, avoiding switching between multiple windows.
• Mobile remote relay: When out, use a phone to have Agent A complete research, automatically save the output as a cloud note, then hand it over to Agent B to write code and Agent C to run tests.
• Real-time task progress monitoring: During commutes or between meetings, view each agent's thought process, tool calls, and ToDos completion status, and approve key nodes with one click.
• Cross-device collaborative development: Codex on a desktop and Claude on a laptop are managed under unified scheduling, workspace status syncs in real time, and you can switch and take over at any time.
• Team agent orchestration: Set role identities and communication styles for different workspaces, standardize the division-of-labor and collaboration process among multiple agents, and reduce management costs.