Install the companion
It connects to the official Codex App Server on your Mac.
A quiet window into your coding agent
Keep an eye on Codex without staring at your Mac.
See when Codex is thinking, waiting, finished, or needs you—directly on Meta Ray-Ban Display.
Experimental v0.1 · Apple Silicon · unsigned development build
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Setup
Three small steps. Then just glance.
Pair with a PIN
Open the glasses app and enter its short-lived six-digit PIN on your Mac.
Look up, not over
Live state, recent threads, optional transcripts, usage, and attention alerts appear on your display.
Made for a glance
Enough context.
No tiny dashboard.
Honest live state
Thinking, reading, editing, testing, waiting, finished, or failed—never a fake percentage.
Attention that earns attention
One calm overlay when Codex finishes, needs approval, asks a question, fails, or disconnects.
Your agents, one glance away
A four-slot live agent deck makes active threads easy to spot and switch between, with recent work, Git details, transcripts, and usage behind it.
One deliberate control
Stop an active turn after confirmation when the installed App Server supports official interruption.
Privacy by architecture
Your Codex credentials stay inside Codex.
The companion talks to the official App Server locally. It never asks for or reads your OpenAI password, API key, ChatGPT cookie, or raw authentication files.
- You choose which display fields and transcript level are shared.
- Source code, file contents, environment variables, raw diffs, and arbitrary terminal output are not uploaded.
- Common secret patterns are redacted before optional transcript upload.
- Relay credentials are role-separated, hashed server-side, and revocable.
- Live state keeps at most 20 recent threads or seven days; unpairing deletes it immediately.
Requirements & current limits
Built for today,
honest about v0.1.
Requires: Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 13+, an installed and authenticated Codex CLI/App, internet access, and Meta Ray-Ban Display web-app access.
The companion observes threads available through the local App Server. Transcript completeness varies by Codex surface and retained history. Usage fields appear only when officially returned. The first release is unsigned and cancellation depends on the installed protocol.
Let the screen go quiet