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Codex CLI: Terminal-based coding agent

OpenAI's command-line coding assistant that runs locally with ChatGPT integration for terminal use.

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Codex CLI is a terminal-based coding agent developed by OpenAI that operates locally on user machines. The tool is distributed as a Node.js package or Homebrew cask, with pre-compiled binaries available for multiple platforms including macOS (Apple Silicon and x86_64) and Linux (x86_64 and arm64). It authenticates through ChatGPT accounts or API keys, connecting to OpenAI's services while maintaining a local command-line interface. The tool is designed for developers who prefer terminal-based workflows and want to integrate AI coding assistance into their existing command-line development environment.

Codex CLI

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Local Terminal Interface

Runs directly in the terminal environment rather than requiring a web browser or IDE extension. Provides command-line access to OpenAI's coding capabilities.

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Multiple Installation Methods

Available through npm, Homebrew, and direct binary downloads for various platforms. Supports both package manager installation and standalone executable deployment.

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ChatGPT Plan Integration

Integrates with existing ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Team, Edu, and Enterprise plans. Allows users to access coding assistance through their existing subscriptions.


# Install Codex CLI globally using npm
npm install -g @openai/codex

# Run Codex CLI
codex


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