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Your Mac windows follow your Codex and Claude projects
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AI Desktop Manager - Your Mac windows follow your Codex and Claude projects

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Assign windows to your Codex and Claude projects and displays. Switch projects in either assistant to bring the right editor, browser or simulator into view. Set up each workspace once; conversations in the same project share it. A native macOS app for Apple silicon, macOS 13+ and an external display. One-time purchase, with a license for two Macs.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Rémy, the maker of AI Desktop Switcher. When you work on several projects in Codex, each one has its own editor, browser, terminal or simulator. AI Desktop Switcher connects that window setup to the project you're working on. Here's the workflow: 1. Choose a Codex project. 2. Assign its windows to your displays and arrange them. 3. Switch projects in Codex: the right windows come back into view. Conversations within the same project share the same workspace. Codex stays on your assistant display, with your project windows on the other display or displays. The app requires an Apple silicon Mac, macOS 13+, Codex for Mac with local projects, and at least one external display. It uses macOS Accessibility permission to manage windows. It's a one-time purchase with a perpetual license for two Macs. You can explore the interactive demo on the website before downloading. I'd love to hear how you organize your windows when moving between projects, and what would make this workflow more useful for you. AI Desktop Switcher is an independent app, not affiliated with OpenAI or Apple.