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Codex Office
Watch your Codex agents work in a 3D office
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Watch your Codex agents work in a 3D office
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See Codex agents, chats, and delegation in a 3D office. Find work that needs attention, then explore tokens, cache hits, and API-equivalent cost estimates by project and model. Free, open source, and local, with English and Chinese support.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm the maker of Codex Office.
Codex Office brings two questions into one workspace: which agents are working, and where are the tokens going?
Your main agents, subagents, and independent chats become coworkers at desks in a 3D office. You can inspect tasks and delegation links, find work waiting for attention, and jump back into the original chat. There are office, individual-cell, and 2D graph views. You can even give your AI coworkers human, cow, or horse appearances.
The usage dashboard breaks down tokens, cache hits, and estimated cost by project, model, and date. Those amounts are API-equivalent estimates, not your actual subscription bill.
It runs on your computer using existing local Codex records. Usage indexes and reports stay local, and you don't need an additional API key, a Codex Office account, or a separate database service. The app and installation guide support English and Chinese. It's free and open source under the MIT license.
To try it, open the GitHub repository and follow the English quick start, or ask your Codex agent to install and start it. You'll need Python 3.10+, local Codex records, and a modern browser; 3D mode uses WebGL2.
The gallery uses fictional projects, agents, and usage data. Codex Office is an independent community project, with no official OpenAI affiliation.
I'd love to hear which part helps your workflow most: finding a waiting agent, following delegation, or understanding usage. What would you want to see when you open the office?