For people who keep several Codex tasks open

Give Codex the whole job.
Get one answer back.

When a job needs several Codex tasks, Coordinator keeps each one on a different part, remembers what is happening, and brings the finished work back together.

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Free and open source · MIT licensed · Requires Codex, Git, and Python 3.10+

Your Codex project

You askMake this release ready

CoordinatorPlans who does what

Codex task AFix the app

Codex task BUpdate the docs

Codex task CCheck the work

You receiveOne clear result

See it happen in Codex

One request goes out.
One checked answer comes back.

These short, sanitized demos use the real Coordinator flow without showing anyone’s private projects or task messages.

A sanitized Codex demo: a user asks Coordinator to prepare a release, and Coordinator starts three focused Codex tasks — **Say what finished looks like.** Coordinator decides how to split it and starts the focused tasks.

It does not forget the open loops

Work keeps moving after the first update.

Coordinator remembers what is still open, checks the right Codex tasks on a quiet schedule, and comes back when work finishes, gets stuck, or needs you.

Quiet scheduled follow-up

While a job is unfinished, Coordinator checks only the Codex tasks that changed and any handoffs still waiting. If nothing important changed, it stays quiet.

The right message reaches the right task

Every part of the job stays tied to its exact Codex task. Outdated instructions from an older owner or earlier work cycle are ignored.

Nothing disappears between windows

Finished work, queued work, blockers, and decisions waiting for you return to the Coordinator task as one project update.

Optional Mission Control

See what is moving without opening every task.

Mission Control is a local dashboard for the days when several Codex tasks are running. It shows what is active, what needs you, and when 2 tasks may be touching the same files.

Know where to lookOne screen shows which tasks are working, waiting, or finished.

Catch crossed wiresIt warns when active tasks may be changing the same files.

Keep it privateIt runs on your computer. There is no Mission Control account or cloud service.

Completely optional. Coordinator works without the dashboard.

Mission Control showing active Codex tasks and tasks that need attention — Your Codex work at a glance · local to your computer

Doctor

Two levels of review.
Only one uses AI.

Run now or on your schedule

Regular Doctor

Checks the installed Coordinator, repairs trusted files when needed, and looks for concrete problems in unfinished task handoffs.

Zero AI model calls
Does not read your application code or chat messages
Can run through a user-approved schedule

Optional · you click it

AI Deep Review

Asks your configured Codex model whether a task looks too small for its own window or no longer matches the job it received.

Low reasoning with a small, redacted task summary
Shows its token use
Suggests only—it cannot change or repair work

Install v0.3.0

The easiest install is to ask Codex.

Codex can add the marketplace source and install the plugin for you. You only step in if Codex asks you to approve the small startup check.

For Codex · recommended

Paste this into any Codex task

The agent can discover the tagged marketplace package, install it, and tell you when it is ready.

Install Codex Coordinator v0.3.0 from:
https://github.com/eyeinthesky6/codex-coordinator

Use the tagged marketplace release and install the plugin. Do not change my environment settings. Ask me only if Codex needs approval to trust the startup check.

For humans

Run these 2 commands

codex plugin marketplace add eyeinthesky6/codex-coordinator@v0.3.0
codex plugin add codex-coordinator@codex-coordinator

Then open a new Codex task

No app restart and no Coordinator service to start. Just say what you want:

Coordinate this with multiple Codex tasks:

Describe what you want finished here.

Need the full technical path? Open the Developers guide → Read the complete README →

Small by design

Zero third-party runtime dependencies

The shipped plugin uses Python's standard library. There is no orchestration framework, database, queue, pip package, or npm package to install.

Community install today

Installable from this GitHub marketplace

The repository ships a Codex marketplace package. It is not currently listed in OpenAI’s public Plugin Directory.

Built in public · shaped by real work

Try it on one job that needs several Codex tasks.

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Give Codex the whole job.Get one answer back.

One request goes out.One checked answer comes back.