CodexUse

CodexUse

Stop logging out of ChatGPT to swap Codex CLI accounts

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Save multiple Codex CLI logins once and switch without the browser dance; See live rate-limit bars and gentle warnings before throttling; Auto-roll to a fresher profile when usage spikes; Local-first desktop app; no analytics or hidden sync.
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Hoang Pham
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I built this because I was tired of logging out of ChatGPT and back in just to keep the Codex CLI moving on different accounts. CodexUse remembers the logins, shows live rate limits, and can roll to a fresher profile before 429s land. A few things to know: - Works with the official Codex CLI (`openai/codex`). - Local-first: uses the same config files the CLI already writes. No analytics, only outbound calls are update checks and license activation/refresh. - Free tier keeps 2 profiles. Pro is $19 once for unlimited + telemetry + auto-roll. - Windows installer is coming; macOS/Linux downloads are live on GitHub releases. Happy to answer anything about the edge cases (rate-limit handling, auto-roll logic, licensing) or show the telemetry UI. If something feels “magic,” that’s a bug. I want it obvious what the app is doing and why.
Masum Parvej

@hweihwang The live rate limit view is super helpful. Any plans to expose that via CLI flags or logs?

Hoang Pham

@masump hi Masum, thanks for asking

Actually, the Codex CLI already has a /status command to see those details. (and CodexUse reads that same cached session data to show in the UI.)

Let me know if the native command covers your scripting needs, or if you still prefer a more detailed logs