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Every coding agent, all feeling like Codex

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Cursor, Kimi, Kiro and 13 more runtimes in one desktop app. One interface for chat, approvals and changes, with files, a browser and a terminal right beside it.
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Recorded in the OpenCodex app. The sample project and chat are demo content.
Runtimes

Bring these agents, keep the same interface

Runtimes installed on your computer show up in the composer’s menu, and you can add other compatible agents.
  • Claude Code
  • Codex CLI
  • Gemini CLI
  • OpenClaw
  • OpenCode
  • Cline
  • Hermes Agent
  • CodeBuddy
  • Kimi Code
  • Pi
  • Grok
  • Cursor
  • DeepSeek Harness
  • Qoder
  • Google Antigravity
  • Kiro CLI
  • ZCode
  • TRAE CLI
  • Command Code
  • MiniMax Code
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How it works

The Codex way of working, with the agent you pick

The composer’s model menu showing the runtime list: Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Hermes Agent, Kiro CLIThe composer’s model menu showing the runtime list: Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Hermes Agent, Kiro CLI
01

One button for runtime and model

Runtime, model and reasoning effort sit at the bottom right of the composer; the permission mode decides when the agent asks first.
A chat: the agent’s work folded into “Processed”, followed by its summary of the changeA chat: the agent’s work folded into “Processed”, followed by its summary of the change
02

Work folded into one line

Reading, editing and running commands fold into “Processed”; expand it for one line per action. Approvals, questions and plans appear in the chat.
The Changes page: changed files and commit history on the left, the App.tsx diff on the rightThe Changes page: changed files and commit history on the left, the App.tsx diff on the right
03

Every change on one page

Commit message, commit, pull, push and history on one page; diffs inline or side by side.
Features

Beyond the chat, agents can use these too

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Computer Use in Settings: the switch, the component, stop sharing when idle, apps never sharedComputer Use in Settings: the switch, the component, stop sharing when idle, apps never shared
Computer Use

Let agents use your apps, only the windows you share

With Computer Use on, an agent can see and operate the windows you share with it; windows you don’t share stay out of its view.
The built-in browser: a new page, an address typed in, the React docs open, and the address bar showing the page is shared with the agentThe built-in browser: a new page, an address typed in, the React docs open, and the address bar showing the page is shared with the agent
Built-in browser

You and the agent on one page, and you decide what it may do

Pages you open in the app can be shared with the agent: read only lets it read the page, read and act also lets it click and type for you.
A chat on the left and FilterBar.tsx open in the workspace panel on the rightA chat on the left and FilterBar.tsx open in the workspace panel on the right
Files and the workspace panel

Next to the chat, a second workspace

The workspace panel on the right holds files, changes, a terminal, a browser or another chat, with its own tabs.
The Skills list on the Extensions page: built-in and research skillsThe Skills list on the Extensions page: built-in and research skills
Extensions

Skills, MCP and plugins, managed on one page

Built-in expert and research skills you can add to an agent in one click, or write your own.
Rooms demo: a request is sent to the room, the default member Frontend (Claude Code) edits the files and @-mentions Reviewer, and Reviewer (Codex CLI) reads the file and repliesRooms demo: a request is sent to the room, the default member Frontend (Claude Code) edits the files and @-mentions Reviewer, and Reviewer (Codex CLI) reads the file and replies
Rooms

One topic, several agents on it

Put several agents in one room. @ someone to hand them the message, and see the recipients before you send.
Tasks demo: a new task, Show a skeleton while the home page loads, is started from its details, and when the agent is done the card moves to Needs youTasks demo: a new task, Show a skeleton while the home page loads, is started from its details, and when the agent is done the card moves to Needs you
Tasks

Work you don’t need to watch, handed to an agent

A task runs in its own working copy; when it’s done you review the changes and decide whether they go in.
Phone

Away from your desk, keep directing from your phone

A native iOS app is in development: scan a code to connect to your computer, follow progress, approve actions and send new instructions.About the phone app
The Activity tab: 3 items need you (a question, a permission, a plan approval), 2 are running, 4 from the last 24 hoursThe Activity tab: 3 items need you (a question, a permission, a plan approval), 2 are running, 4 from the last 24 hours
Chats on the phone: the computer Mac Studio is connected, conversations are grouped by project with each runtime’s logo, and 2 are runningChats on the phone: the computer Mac Studio is connected, conversations are grouped by project with each runtime’s logo, and 2 are running
A plan approval card in a conversation: Approve this plan?, a three-step plan, and Keep planning and Approve buttonsA plan approval card in a conversation: Approve this plan?, a three-step plan, and Keep planning and Approve buttons
The iOS app’s real interface with sample data. The app is still in development.
Local first

Chats and projects stay on your computer

Account optional

Every feature works without signing in; conversations, projects and settings stay on this computer.

Other devices are off by default

Connecting a phone or another computer has to be turned on, and each device gets its own connection code you can revoke.

Agents can’t read passwords

Site passwords in the built-in browser are encrypted on this computer, out of agents’ reach.