SakuraByteCore/codexmate

What it solves

Codex Mate provides a unified control plane for managing multiple local AI coding agents (such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and others). It eliminates the need to manually handle disparate configuration formats, session storage, and skills directories across different agent tools.

How it works

It acts as a local agent bridge using a CLI and Web UI to orchestrate various agents. It manages configurations by writing to the agents' native config files (e.g., ~/.config/kilo/kilo.jsonc) or by projecting active providers into native configs to avoid polluting user settings. It also includes built-in proxies to normalize API responses (converting Codex Responses API to OpenAI format) and connect Claude Code to OpenAI-compatible providers or Ollama.

Who it’s for

Developers who use multiple local AI coding agents and want a single dashboard to switch providers, manage sessions, and organize prompts and tasks.

Highlights

• Unified Session Browser: Search, filter, and export sessions across multiple agents from one interface.
• Provider Bridges: Normalizes API responses for Codex and provides a proxy to connect Claude Code to OpenAI-compatible providers and Ollama.
• Local-First Control Plane: All configurations and sessions are stored locally in the home directory with no cloud accounts or telemetry.
• Prompt File Editor: A unified editor for CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md files with a shared preset pool.
• Task Orchestrator: A DAG-based task runner for planning and executing complex tasks with dependency tracking.
• Skills Marketplace: A local-first market for sharing and importing agent skills across different apps.