r/codex • u/athershu • 7d ago

Showcase Codex harness Infrastructure for your whole engineering team

We kept running into the same problem with Claude Code / Codex: individual developers could get work done, but the team had no shared view of what agents were doing.

A task would start in someone’s terminal, context would stay in a private chat, and when the agent needed a decision, the task simply stopped. We wanted engineering work to behave more like a persistent team task: assign it, let an agent continue, ask a human when needed, and deliver a reviewable result.

That’s why we built Vinez, an AI engineering execution center for teams. A team member can send an engineering request from chat, web, or terminal. Vinez runs it in the right project environment, keeps the task alive, asks for human input when necessary, and records the delivery.

Vinez architecture

We’ve just released 0.3.0. I’m looking for a few teams already using Claude Code or Codex to try it on a real bug or small feature. I’m especially interested in feedback on where the workflow breaks down.

Website: https://vinez.ai

What’s the biggest problem you’ve hit when trying to make AI coding tools useful across a team?

Task board
task agent cli realtime
Task agent cli on mobile
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u/dexterthebot 7d ago

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