CodexFlow

CodexFlow
A "Unified Workbench" crafted for AI Coding Agents — switch between Codex / Claude / Gemini / Antigravity CLI / Grok Build (and custom engines) in one click, organize sessions and history by project directories, run parallel tasks with Git Worktree, review code in a full Git panel, browse and resume conversations with Markdown rendering, and provide a graphical input box for CLI with pasted images / dragged files / @project files / full-screen input for more efficient prompting.

- Platform Recommendation: Windows 11 + WSL and Windows 11 + PowerShell 7 are both recommended.
- Project Structure: UI Host with a Minimal Terminal Bridge (Electron + React + Vite + node-pty + xterm).

Table of Contents

- Core Features
- Interface Overview
- Quick Start
- Usage Tips
- Development & Build
- Internationalization (i18n)
- Directory Structure (Summary)
- Runtime Notes & Indexes
- Verification Steps
- Security & Paths
- Diagnostics & Logs
- Community & Contributions
- License
- Resources & Conventions

✨ Core Features

1. Unified Multi-Engine Workbench (Codex / Claude / Gemini / Antigravity CLI / Grok Build / Terminal + Custom)
   Switch engines instantly via the top bar. Built-in engines support usage monitoring and completion notifications (taskbar badges/system notifications/alert sounds). Each engine can be independently configured with startup commands (codex, claude, gemini, agy, grok, or your own command), light/dark icons, and execution environments (WSL / PowerShell 7 / Windows PowerShell / CMD / specific WSL distro), with support for custom engine extensions.
2. Cross-Engine History Center
   Read-only incremental indexing of native session records across multiple engines (Codex / Claude / Gemini / Antigravity CLI / Grok Build) with full support for both…