Hi, thanks for putting together this snapshot of the AI coding tools landscape.
Would you consider codex-profile / codex-profiles for the list?
Project: https://github.com/Ducksss/codex-profiles
Install: npm install -g codex-profile or brew install Ducksss/tap/codex-profile
It is a small MIT-licensed Bash CLI for developers using OpenAI Codex CLI or Codex Desktop across multiple accounts or contexts. Instead of copying auth.json, it launches Codex with a selected isolated CODEX_HOME, so work, personal, education, and client profiles can keep separate auth, config, sessions, plugins, logs, and local state.
Why I think it may fit here: the README has dedicated areas for agent unification, CLIs, context tools, and developer utilities. codex-profile is closest to a Codex-specific CLI accessory for developers who juggle multiple AI coding accounts or project contexts.
If it is in scope, I can send a small PR using the current style. If it is too narrow for the snapshot, no problem closing this.
Hi, thanks for putting together this snapshot of the AI coding tools landscape.
Would you consider
codex-profile/codex-profilesfor the list?Project: https://github.com/Ducksss/codex-profiles
Install:
npm install -g codex-profileorbrew install Ducksss/tap/codex-profileIt is a small MIT-licensed Bash CLI for developers using OpenAI Codex CLI or Codex Desktop across multiple accounts or contexts. Instead of copying
auth.json, it launches Codex with a selected isolatedCODEX_HOME, so work, personal, education, and client profiles can keep separate auth, config, sessions, plugins, logs, and local state.Why I think it may fit here: the README has dedicated areas for agent unification, CLIs, context tools, and developer utilities.
codex-profileis closest to a Codex-specific CLI accessory for developers who juggle multiple AI coding accounts or project contexts.If it is in scope, I can send a small PR using the current style. If it is too narrow for the snapshot, no problem closing this.