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LazyCodex

An agent harness for OpenAI Codex that adds project memory, planning, execution and verified completion on top of Codex sessions, installed through the OmO agent-harness project.

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LazyCodex

LazyCodex is an agent harness that brings project memory, planning, execution and verified task completion to OpenAI Codex sessions, built on the OmO agent harness project. It installs with a single npx command that runs the OmO installer targeting the Codex platform, or, experimentally, as a Codex plugin marketplace entry that can be added and installed from inside Codex itself or from its CLI.

After installation, a background worker finishes setting up configuration blocks, agent roles, binary links and a pinned binary for its bundled ast_grep MCP tool, printing a message to restart the session once that finishes; Codex requires approving the harness's hooks in its startup review before they run. A doctor command checks and explains the installation's health, and the harness can be upgraded through the Codex plugin marketplace.

It is written in TypeScript and installs as an npm package.

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