Add intentic (self-hosted workspace for parallel Codex agents) - #186
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Adds intentic to GUI & Desktop Apps.
Codex integration: Codex is a first-class provider — turns run
codex execthrough@openai/codex-sdkinside the sandbox, on the user's own ChatGPT subscription, with the account's real model catalog resolved so
a turn never falls back to a model the subscription rejects. Sessions resume by Codex thread id.
What it adds around Codex CLI: each agent runs in its own Docker container and its own git worktree on
hardware the user owns, so several Codex agents work in parallel without touching each other's tree. Runs keep
going when the browser closes, and any browser or a phone reopens onto the same fleet. Changes land through a
per-file, per-hunk diff review, and the sandbox image is an editable Dockerfile the user approves.
Ships as a browser workspace plus a Tauri desktop app and an
icCLI (prebuilt binaries in every release).MIT, TypeScript, free.
Disclosure: I maintain intentic.