SakuraByteCore/codexmate

One dashboard for all your local AI coding agents. Switch providers, manage sessions, and orchestrate tasks across Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, CodeBuddy Code, Pi, OpenCode, KiloCode, and OpenClaw. Zero cloud, local-first control plane.

What it solves

Codex Mate addresses the fragmentation and complexity of managing multiple local AI coding agents. Instead of dealing with separate configuration formats, session storage, and skill directories for various agents, it provides a unified control plane to manage them from a single interface.

How it works

It operates as a local-first CLI and Web UI that acts as a bridge between the user and various AI agents. It manages configurations by reading and writing to the agents' native config files in the home directory. It also provides proxy bridges to normalize APIs (e.g., converting Codex Responses API to OpenAI format) and allows users to connect agents like Claude Code to OpenAI-compatible providers or Ollama.

Who it’s for

Developers who use multiple local AI coding agents (such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and others) and want a centralized way to manage their settings, sessions, and tasks without relying on cloud accounts.

Highlights

  • Unified Session Browser: Search, filter, and export local sessions across multiple different agent tools in one place.
  • Provider Bridges: Normalizes APIs to make agents compatible with other UIs or providers, including a Claude-compatible proxy for Ollama.
  • Centralized Config Management: Manage providers and models for various agents (KiloCode, Pi, OpenCode) through a single UI/CLI.
  • Prompt File Editor: A unified editor for project-level and global prompt files like CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md.
  • Task Orchestrator: A DAG-based system to plan and execute complex tasks with dependency tracking.
  • Local Skills Market: A local-first system for sharing and importing agent skills across different apps.

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