Show the problem.
Share your screen. The team and Codex get the same context.
The team layer for Codex
Your agents know the code. Your team knows the why. Put them in the same project.
Built for dev teams. Superpowers for everyone.
A mission in four pictures
Here’s the idea“Checkout’s broken.
And we launch tomorrow.”
Share your screen. The team and Codex get the same context.
Turn the decisions into tasks, owners and clear next steps.
Codex prepares the patch and tests. Your developer reviews it.
Redraft the press release. Refresh the deck. Same conversation.
An example of what your team can ask Codex to do—not an automatic deployment.
The bottleneck
Sound familiar?The call is over here. The code is over there. You’re still joining the dots.
Stop being the team’s copy-paste machine.
Your shared workspace
The whole picture
People, conversations, tasks, files and code—together. Give Codex the project’s backstory, not another blank chat.
The Ninja field guide
No secret handshakeOrdinary teamwork.
Extraordinary backup.
Built for real development
Code is the superpowerFix bugs. Build features. Work with real repositories, branches, commits and tests—with the team’s intent alongside the code.
The whole team levels up
No terminal required
The person who spots the problem can help solve it—even if they’ve never opened a terminal.
Beyond the code
Real working filesCreate a presentation from what the product actually does. Rewrite the press release from what the team agreed.
Documents and spreadsheets are working files too. Give them the same project context.
Show. Don’t re-explain.
Every voice mattersLive or later.
The conversation stays with the project.
Show the screen. Discuss the problem. Keep the decisions.
Video messages, screenshots and replies. No calendar gymnastics.
The task master
Less chasing. More doing.
Turn the discussion into clear tasks. Assign a teammate. Hand the work to Codex. Keep everyone in the loop.
The Ninja memory
The backstory is a superpower
“Why did we change that?”
Go back to the discussion—not
someone’s best guess.
Meetings, messages, tasks, screenshots, files and code give the next request a richer starting point.
Human in command
You make the call
See the changed files. Check the tests. Review the exact save package before approving a commit or push.
Show your work
Make the progress visibleTurn what happened into a comic infographic, a video explainer or a clear progress report.
Something the team can understand. Something you’ll actually want to share.
Choose what to share. Keep private context private.
Your move
Calling the founding NinjasSmall team.
Ridiculously big plans.
Pick one real problem. Bring the people who understand it. Try your first mission together.
See the mission again