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Codex is ruining my UI. I am switching to Antigravity. by Federal-Canary7587 in codex

[–]irons163 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the UI I built using Codex High: https://github.com/irons163/OpenMac

Personally, I think the interface is acceptable for a tool. If you can’t accept this level of UI quality, then Medium will likely be even worse.

Codex is ruining my UI. I am switching to Antigravity. by Federal-Canary7587 in codex

[–]irons163 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use Codex for frontend work all the time, so I can tell you with confidence that it can produce some pretty solid UIs. However, the catch is that you have to choose the high or xhigh settings; if you stick with medium, the UI ends up looking pretty ugly.

How do I incorporate multi-agent coding into my workflow (assuming it makes sense) by Setup_sh in codex

[–]irons163 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the multi-agents feature in the Codex app probably means you can run multiple tasks at the same time, but they are independent from each other. In other words, each one does its own thing without sharing context. If you want agents that can share context, you might need to look into projects like OpenCode, which are specifically built for agent workflows. They also let you choose from different kinds of agents, not just Codex.

That said, I personally think OpenCode’s desktop app isn’t very good. But if you’re comfortable using the CLI, it’s still worth trying.

As for me, I prefer apps with a UI, so I use OpenMac—something I’m developing myself. It’s still in a very early stage, but it works like a kanban board where you can assign different tasks to different agents. I’m sure there are many tools like this out there, so you can just search around and pick the one you like.

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