qxcnm/Codex-Manager

What it solves

CodexManager provides a centralized way to manage multiple AI accounts, their usage quotas, and API keys. It acts as a local gateway that allows various AI tools (like Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Claude Code) to use a unified, OpenAI-compatible entry point instead of managing individual accounts manually.

How it works

The system consists of a desktop application and a service process. It manages an "account pool" where users can import accounts via browser authorization or device codes. It then provides a local gateway that forwards requests to the appropriate account based on configured rules, handling usage tracking, model routing, and platform keys.

Who it’s for

Developers and power users who use multiple AI coding assistants and want to avoid manual account switching or rate-limit issues by distributing requests across a pool of accounts.

Highlights

• Account Pool Management: Supports grouping, tagging, and automatic detection of banned accounts.
• Unified Local Gateway: Provides an OpenAI-compatible API for tools like Claude Code and Codex CLI.
• Usage Tracking: Monitors remaining quotas and reset times for various official windows (e.g., 5-hour or 7-day windows).
• Platform Key System: Allows creating custom keys to bind specific models, inference levels, and account groups.
• Plugin & Skill System: Includes a plugin center for custom extensions and a system for installing and managing AI "skills" from GitHub or ZIP files.
• Cross-Platform Support: Available as a desktop app (Windows, macOS, Linux) or a standalone service version with a Web UI.