CodexPanels Developer Workspaces
CodexPanels is the portal for Crow-dex and Maude Code. glyphd OS is the trusted native host. Zeke stays in front—recognizing the Project, proposing the right workspace, binding the Work Order, and bringing the Return home.
Two providers. One Project spine.
These are independent Linux applications with explicit provider boundaries. They share glyphd Project identity, Work Orders, Returns, and Receipts without merging provider-owned state into Project Core.
A calm, high-performance environment for directing Codex agents through real repositories using a Rust authority layer and the supported codex app-server protocol seam.
A visual environment for directing Claude agents through sessions, worktrees, subagents, hooks, MCP servers, plugins, checkpoints, and Receipts without pretending to be an Anthropic application.
Built for glyphd OS
The target is not a browser bookmark or a downloaded mystery script. CodexPanels publishes signed release metadata. glyphd OS shows the provider, package, permissions, license, hashes, signature, limitations, and rollback policy before an explicit install approval.
Once installed, Crow-dex and Maude Code appear as native-like applications in the Flight Deck. Zeke can recommend and launch either one for an approved Project Work Order, then reconcile the resulting commits, logs, checkpoints, and Receipts.
Provider, package, version, requirements, permissions, license, and known limitations.
Bounded staging, SHA-256, signature, supported glyphd OS release, and declared package adapter.
No silent installs. Every system mutation requires explicit authority.
Register the native launcher, capabilities, update channel, rollback state, and install Receipt.
Zeke binds the Project and Work Order; the native workspace returns evidence without accepting itself.