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Richard George Davis edited this page Mar 21, 2026
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Codex Workspace is a local-first structure for managing many standalone repositories on one machine without forcing them into a monorepo.
This wiki is a lightweight navigation layer. The canonical documentation lives in the repository itself:
Codex Workspace exists to keep local development practical when your machine contains many unrelated repos.
It combines:
- a predictable folder layout for mixed stacks
- shared caches and helper tooling
- lightweight workspace metadata
- a filesystem-first documentation and context model
- a practical Workspace Hub app for discovery, runtime control, and previews
- Do not merge unrelated repos into one dependency structure.
- Share caches, not installs.
- Treat each repo as independently runnable.
- Do not make ServBay mandatory.
- Prefer direct local runtime for frontend and dev-server projects.
- Keep WordPress handling pragmatic.
- Use lightweight manifests where explicit runtime behavior helps.
Codex Workspace/
├── docs/
├── repos/
├── tools/
├── cache/
├── shared/
└── workspace.code-workspace