[codex] add visible topology agent linking - #37
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Summary
Adds explicit arrow controls to topology agent rows so operators can create allow rules without discovering tiny React Flow handles. The same source-then-target flow is available in both the desktop canvas and compact topology view.
Why
With two nodes on screen, connecting OpenClaw on one node to Codex on another was technically supported by the server but hard to discover in the UI. The new controls make that cross-node agent routing path visible and testable.
Impact
Operators can click OpenClaw's arrow, then Codex's arrow, to create an
allowtrigger rule. Once configured, OpenClaw invocation requests are brokered by the amesh server to Codex on the other node over the existing node websocket.Validation
pnpm --filter @amesh/web testpnpm --filter @amesh/web typecheck