Use your existing Claude subscription or ChatGPT plan — no API key required.
Build your team of Bots — long-lived AI coworkers with memory and scheduled routines. Manage Claude Code, Codex, and Agent Client Protocol (ACP) agents in one workspace, with git worktrees and remote control.
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A bot is a named agent with its own project, persona, memory and permissions — you message it like a colleague, and it keeps working while you look elsewhere.
- Trust levels that are enforced: Read-only, Ask before writing, or Autonomous — backed by the agent's OS sandbox, not just a prompt
- Persistent memory: each bot remembers across conversations and restarts
- Routines: schedule prompts a bot runs on its own (daily, weekdays, every N hours); results land in its history with an unread badge and a system notification
- Bots help each other: a bot can hand a job to another bot and use its answer
- Your MCP servers: pick which ones each bot can use
- Nothing to install: the keke agent ships inside Codexia
See docs/BOTS.md.
- Use your existing subscription: sign in with your Claude account or ChatGPT account and work within your plan's usage limits
- Bots: long-lived AI coworkers with memory, routines, enforced trust levels and bot-to-bot help (see above)
- Agent Client Protocol (ACP): Connect any external ACP agent — sessions persist across restarts, tool calls render live in the thread
- Agent workflows: Task Scheduler for recurring jobs, remote control via headless web server (including iOS)
- Workspace: Git worktree management, project file tree, IDE-like editor, prompt notepad, local web preview
- Data tools: One-click PDF / XLSX / CSV preview
- Ecosystem: MCP server marketplace, agent skills marketplace
- Personalization: Theme and accent customization, usage analytics dashboard
- Codex CLI
- Claude Code CLI, which powers Claude Agent
- Optional: any agent that speaks the Agent Client Protocol
brew install --cask codexiascoop bucket add milisp https://github.com/milisp/scoop-bucket
scoop install codexiaWindows also ships a portable archive (codexia_<version>_x64_portable.zip) that
runs without installing.
- Launch Codexia.
- Sign in with your Claude account or ChatGPT account.
- Add your project directory.
- Enter a prompt and start your agent session.
- Create an Agent Task Scheduler job for recurring workflows.
- Plux - Capture now with a shortcut. Turn it into a todo, send it to AI anytime.
- keke - Local terminal coding agent with zero-vendor lock-in. Works with subscriptions, API keys, or self-hosted models; speaks ACP for editor/client integration
- oh-my-codex - Your codex is not alone. Add hooks, agent teams, HUDs, and so much more.
- rtk - CLI proxy that reduces LLM token consumption by 60-90% on common dev commands. Single Rust binary, zero dependencies
- ctx - Search the coding agent history already on your machine
- Codex app-server integration
- Claude agent rust sdk integration
- Agent Client Protocol (ACP) client for external agents, with persisted sessions
- Frontend: React + TypeScript + Zustand + shadcn/ui in
src/ - Desktop backend: Tauri v2 + Rust in
src-tauri/src/ - Headless backend: Axum web server for remote control in
web/ - Agent runtime: Codex
app-serverJSON-RPC integration for session/turn lifecycle - Real-time updates: WebSocket broadcast stream at
/wsfor browser clients
Core entry points:
src-tauri/src/lib.rs(desktop commands and state)web/src/server_web.rs(headless server startup)src-tauri/src/web/router.rs(HTTP API route surface)src/services/tauri/(frontend invoke layer)
Codexia exposes a browser-accessible API when running in web/headless mode:
- Health and stream:
GET /health,GET /ws - Codex lifecycle:
/api/codex/thread/*,/api/codex/turn/*,/api/codex/model/*,/api/codex/approval/* - Automation scheduler:
/api/automation/*(create/update/list/run/pause/delete) - Files, git, and terminal:
/api/filesystem/*,/api/git/*,/api/terminal/* - Claude integration:
/api/cc/* - Notes and productivity:
/api/notes/*,/api/codex/usage/token
Contributor note:
- Add new API handlers under
./web/src/handlers/ - Register routes in
./web/src/router.rs - Add corresponding frontend client calls in
src/services/tauri/
- Process isolation: Agents run in separate processes
- Permission control: Configure file and network access per agent
- Local storage: Your projects, conversations and bot memory stay on your machine. Optional anonymous usage counts are off until you say yes (details)
- Open source: Full transparency through open source code
Contributions are welcome. Read CONTRIBUTING.md for setup and workflow.
Community forks:
- jeremiahodom/codex-ui — Node.js backend with API/SSE
- nuno5645/codexia — Reasoning and token count events
Related:
- awesome-codex-cli — curated list of Codex CLI resources
For custom work, contact milisp@proton.me.
Licensed under the MIT License.