Keep Codex. Get more from it.
The same Codex, on your ChatGPT plan, running several at once next to Claude Code and Grok.
Works with the ChatGPT subscription you already have.
One ask. Every file back.
The pull request, the deck and the analysis come out of the same chat.
Same Codex, more around it.
| Outcome | Terramind | Codex |
|---|---|---|
| Codex on your ChatGPT plan | Yes | Yes |
| Tasks that run in the cloud | Yes | Yes |
| Review of changes and pull requests | Yes | Yes |
| Claude Code or Grok in the next chat | Yes | No |
| Your team's issues, decisions and goals | Yes | No |
| Decks, spreadsheets and video | Yes | Partly |
Yes Does itPartly PartlyNo Not built in
Cloud runs you can open locally.
Send a chat to a sandbox, then pick the result up on your Mac.
- On every plan
- Open locally after
- Run history
It knows what the team decided.
Spaces issues, docs, decisions and goals are in reach of every chat.
Before you decide.
Is it the real Codex?
Yes. It is the same Codex on the same plan, running inside Nucleus.
When is Codex on its own enough?
For one task at a time, with no need for other agents or your team context, it is enough.
Does my code leave my machine?
Your repo and worktrees stay on your Mac. Cloud runs upload the work only when you start one.
What does it cost?
Free to start, and one subscription covers both apps. Agents on your own subscriptions bill to those, not to your credits.
Is it Mac only?
Yes, for now. Nucleus and Spaces are built for Apple silicon Macs, and there are no Windows or Linux builds yet.
Keep Codex. Run more of it.
Works with the ChatGPT subscription you already have.