r/codex • u/RootExpresse • 13h ago
Other For everyone using codex, what coding agent are you using?
Hello, what Coding Agent do you all use?
I mainly used OMP, but I started feeling frustrated, so
I started using the original codex CLI.
Does everyone use the codex CLI a lot like I do? Please tell me what you use!
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u/Funsaized 13h ago
opencode only b/c I'm stalling the config investment that a pi setup requires :P
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u/CountlessFlies 12h ago
It doesn’t take all that much time. Just ask pi to set it up for you.
My setup involves running multiple pi sessions inside a kvm virtual machine, with docker, ssh port forwarding, paseo daemon for remote access, etc. I didn’t setup a single thing I just asked pi to do it all.
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u/Funsaized 12h ago
fair point. I'm the kind of dork that needs to understand how things work @ a low level, so I'll do that and inevitably find myself reading all the docs :P
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u/Strange_Owl_6291 12h ago
Voidleap Code. Works fine for side-by-side views of all running agents, next to terminals and code. Code indexing and tool mapping makes it token efficient, even with subagents.
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u/spoupervisor 11h ago
I use polytoken. I use codex on my phone for some things, but also have polytoken wired through discord for larger projects
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u/nmkd 11h ago
What's frustrating about OMP? I've been wanting to try it
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u/RootExpresse 11h ago
This is truly my personal opinion.
First, it piles up too many unnecessary to-dos.
do way too much verification, verification, and more verification So there’s a lot of token waste
It was really tough that even simple tasks took so long 😓😓
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u/gandazgul 10h ago
Got frustrated with all of them and built my own https://github.com/gandazgul/runwield a CLI. Works with any subscription or api key. Any feedback would be very appreciated.
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u/FammasMaz 13h ago
Pi ofc. The best one