Bring Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kiro CLI, CodeWhale, Agy, and upcoming tool drivers into one worktree-aware workstation with terminals, Git, token visibility, evolving memory, SSH, and mobile handoff.
Codux is not another editor. It is the control surface for the AI tools, worktrees, and secure connections you already run.
One runtime path for every supported AI CLI.
Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kiro CLI, CodeWhale, and Agy report status through the same driver surface.
Track sessions by tool, model, worktree, and project, then reopen previous work in the right CLI context.
More AI CLI tools and secure connectors are being added through drivers instead of fixed one-off integrations.
Projects, task worktrees, files, Git, and splits stay tied together.
Each worktree keeps its terminal layout, active tabs, files, Git state, and AI session surface independent.
Browse, preview, and edit project files, then send the right path or image context into a terminal.
Clone, branch, stage, diff, review history, push, pull, and sync without leaving the AI CLI workflow.
Useful context grows without polluting your repository.
User habits, project overview, and project notes are stored in local SQLite and rendered into launch files outside your repo.
Recent notes and project memory are selected under token budgets so injection stays useful instead of bloated.
Keep the workstation available from desk to phone and server.
Codux Mobile pairs by short-lived tickets, prefers WebRTC direct paths, and falls back to the global, China, or custom relay.
Connect through codux-ssh without handing raw credentials to AI CLIs. Database profiles are planned, not shipped as final.
Tool drivers, local SQLite memory, generated launch files, SSH profiles, and v3 mobile handoff stay in clear layers.
Codux stores durable memory in local SQLite, separates user habits from project knowledge, and keeps recent working notes under an injection budget. When a CLI starts, Codux renders app-private MEMORY.md, memory-user.md, memory-project.md, memory-recent.md, memory-search.md, and tool entry files outside your repository.
Coding habits, response preferences, and durable personal workflow rules
What the project does, tech stack, modules, commands, and source signals
Decisions, conventions, bug lessons, and recent notes selected by relevance
Codux Mobile pairs with the desktop host through a short-lived relay ticket. Leaving the relay setting empty uses https://codux-node.dux.plus; China users can choose https://codux-service.dux.plus, and teams can point Codux at their own v3 relay. The desktop remains the real terminal host.
The relay handles ticket exchange, signaling, and fallback transport. It never becomes the desktop host and does not replace paired-device encryption.
When one model is not enough and one terminal is too little, Codux gives the workflow a home.
You switch between Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kiro CLI, CodeWhale, and Agy. Codux gives them one driver-based runtime with shared context, session history, and usage stats.
Projects, worktrees, terminals, files, Git state, and AI sessions stay tied together so each task has its own restored workspace.
Memory and stats stay local by default. Launch files are generated in app-private storage, not committed into your repository.
Use SSH profiles through codux-ssh without exposing credentials to AI CLIs. More AI CLI tools, database profiles, and secure connectors are on the driver roadmap.
Codux Mobile controls your desktop host through v3 ticket pairing, WebRTC direct transport, and WebSocket relay fallback.
Main app for projects, terminals, Git, AI stats, memory, and remote hosting on your workstation.
Desktop ReleasesAndroid and iOS companion for paired terminals, file browsing, text edits, image uploads, and AI stats.
Mobile ReleasesTicket exchange, WebRTC signaling, and WebSocket fallback. Leave the setting empty for the global node, or use a regional/custom relay when needed.
Relay GuideUse a release package or the package manager path that fits your machine.
$ brew install --cask duxweb/tap/codux# Download the latest desktop package from GitHub ReleasesScan the QR code, add a short Codux note, and ask to join the DUXAI community group.
The QR code is maintained from the Dux AI community page.
How Codux fits beside terminals, editors, privacy rules, and mobile work.
Open source, local-first, built for multi-project AI coding on desktop and mobile.