An AI-powered code editor with support for intelligent autocompletion and conversation.
OpenAI's terminal-based coding agent. Codex CLI brings AI-powered code generation, editing, and analysis directly to your terminal with a natural language interface. It supports multiple AI models, runs locally, and integrates seamlessly with git workflows.
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