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Codexia

Lightweight Agent command center for Codex + Claude Agent + ACP agents

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Lightweight Agent Workstation for Codex CLI + Claude Agent + any Agent Client Protocol (ACP) agent — with task scheduler, git worktree & remote control, skills management, and a prompt notepad in one workspace

💡 Maintained by @milisp · Follow me on 𝕏 for agentic workflows, building in public, and project updates Sponsorship or custom work: milisp@proton.me

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Features

  • 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

Requirements

Installation

Homebrew (macOS)

brew install --cask codexia

Scoop (Windows)

scoop bucket add milisp https://github.com/milisp/scoop-bucket
scoop install codexia

Prebuilt releases (macOS / Linux / Windows)

Windows also ships a portable archive (codexia_<version>_x64_portable.zip) that runs without installing.

Quick Start

  1. Launch Codexia.
  2. Add your project directory.
  3. Enter a prompt and start your agent session.
  4. Create an Agent Task Scheduler job for recurring workflows.

Claude Agent usage and billing

Claude Agent in Codexia runs your own locally installed Claude CLI through the Claude Agent SDK. Codexia never signs in to claude.ai on your behalf; it uses whatever authentication your CLI already has.

  • Claude subscription (Pro / Max / Team / Enterprise): usage from Codexia is programmatic, so it counts against your plan's monthly Agent SDK credit, billed at API rates. It does not draw from your regular interactive Claude Code limits, and the credit does not roll over.
  • API key (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY): usage is billed to your Anthropic Console account. Recommended for heavy use.

Codexia asks you to acknowledge this once before the first Claude Agent prompt; the answer is stored in ~/.codexia/cc-consent.json. Plan limits and terms are set by Anthropic and may change, so check Anthropic's documentation for the current details. Codexia is an independent project and is not affiliated with Anthropic.

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Architecture at a Glance

  • 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-server JSON-RPC integration for session/turn lifecycle
  • Real-time updates: WebSocket broadcast stream at /ws for 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)

API Surface

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/

Documentation

🔒 Security

  • Process isolation: Agents run in separate processes
  • Permission control: Configure file and network access per agent
  • Local storage: All data stays on your machine
  • Open source: Full transparency through open source code

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Read CONTRIBUTING.md for setup and workflow.

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License

Licensed under the MIT License.

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