01 / PROJECT
A project brings the work together.
Organize agents, conversations, and files by project. Each harness keeps its own models, with all your work in one place.
AMPHISCOPE / CODEXGO
All harnesses. One project.
All your harnesses, together in one project.
Codex for people. The full power of CLI underneath.
ONE PROJECT / MANY POSSIBILITIES human interface
CONNECTED TODAY
Codex / Claude Code / Pi / CodeBuddy
More harnesses on the way.What would you like to build in reading-room ?
I'll check empty states, dialogs, and keyboard focus so both themes stay readable.
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src/components/Reader.tsx+12 −3
Same conversation · Switched to Claude Opus
reading-roomLocalmain
Your agents, all here.
Browse conversations by project and let each agent do its best work in one workspace.
A different model. The same conversation.
Choose another model within the same agent and keep your conversation. Different agents use separate sessions.
A remote project, right in your workspace.
Generate files in a remote project, then open reports and source right in your workspace.
BUILT AROUND YOUR PROJECT
Full capability.
An interface for people.
This is how we build tools at Amphiscope.
02 / INTERFACE
An interface built for the person using it.
Browse projects, choose models, and review results in Codex. Local and remote work each have a clear place.
03 / CLI
The full power of the command line.
Native CLIs run underneath, using your existing tools, accounts, and settings. The terminal is always there when you need it.
MORE FROM AMPHISCOPE
One idea, different tools.
Code, organize terminals, and read.
An interface that fits each task.
TERMINAL, ORGANIZED
TMUXGo
Browse tmux sessions, windows, and panes in one tree. Preview, switch, and organize them from a single terminal interface.
tmuxSession managementTerminal UI
Downloads & releases READ WITH CONTEXT
AIReader
Keep the original layout, formulas, and interactions. Select a passage and ask with its context. Your conversation stays beside the text.
HTML readingAsk about a passageLocal first
Downloads & releases A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
FAQ
What do I need to get started?
You'll need the Codex desktop app on a Mac, signed in, plus the native CLIs you want to use. Install and configure Claude Code, Pi, and CodeBuddy separately. codexgo does not provide model accounts or credits.
How do I install and launch it?
Download the archive for your Mac's chip, check its SHA256, and extract it. Run codexgo doctor to check your setup, fully quit the desktop app, then launch it through codexgo. See the installation guide for the full steps.
Can I switch from Codex to Claude in one conversation?
You can't continue a conversation across different agents. Switch models within the same agent, or start a new conversation to use another agent. Available models also depend on your native CLI and account access.
Can I continue a Claude session in the terminal?
Yes. codexgo uses native Claude sessions, so you can hand a session between desktop and terminal. Don't write to the same session from both at once. Exit the terminal CLI before reopening the session on desktop.
Does it support Windows and remote servers?
The desktop client currently runs on Mac. Connect to a Linux shell over SSH for remote work. Windows hosts need Linux, native CLIs, and the remote component installed in WSL2. There is no native Windows desktop client yet.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Your next project. Let's get started.
Download codexgo and bring your agents into Codex.