Hi! I'd like to suggest adding Agent Workbench to the GUI & Desktop Apps section. I maintain this project.
Proposed entry:
- [cvelasquez/agent-workbench](https://github.com/cvelasquez/agent-workbench) - Local web UI that runs the unmodified Codex CLI in a browser tab next to Claude Code, OpenCode and Antigravity, showing rollouts as conversation cards with a context meter, one history for all four and hand-off of a conversation between CLIs. 
Why it fits:
- Directly related to Codex CLI: it launches the real
codex binary in a pseudo-terminal (the TUI stays available), reads the rollouts under ~/.codex/sessions read-only to render each session as conversation cards grouped by project, takes the context meter from Codex's own token counts, and resumes any past session with one click.
- "Continue with…" hands a conversation that started in another CLI over to Codex (or the other way round), from a transcript of the last turns. Handy when one CLI runs out of quota.
- It never opens
auth.json or config.toml, injects no keys, has no telemetry and makes no network calls. The server listens on 127.0.0.1 only.
- Open source under MIT, free, no paid tier.
npx agent-workbench. Actively maintained; CI installs and starts the package on Windows, Linux and macOS.
Suggested category: GUI & Desktop Apps. If you'd rather keep multi-CLI tools together, Cross-Agent Tools works too.
Hi! I'd like to suggest adding Agent Workbench to the GUI & Desktop Apps section. I maintain this project.
Proposed entry:
Why it fits:
codexbinary in a pseudo-terminal (the TUI stays available), reads the rollouts under~/.codex/sessionsread-only to render each session as conversation cards grouped by project, takes the context meter from Codex's own token counts, and resumes any past session with one click.auth.jsonorconfig.toml, injects no keys, has no telemetry and makes no network calls. The server listens on 127.0.0.1 only.npx agent-workbench. Actively maintained; CI installs and starts the package on Windows, Linux and macOS.Suggested category: GUI & Desktop Apps. If you'd rather keep multi-CLI tools together, Cross-Agent Tools works too.