Dexgram – Telegram to Codex Desktop Bridge for Windows

Name: Dexgram – Telegram to Codex Desktop Bridge for Windows
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Author: yashau

by yashau·May 12, 2026·1 point·0 comments

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Windows-only Telegram bridge keeps Codex Desktop threads in sync with mobile chats finally.

Strengths

•Maps Telegram topics directly to Codex app-server threads for seamless context switching.
•Single binary installer handles Windows Task Scheduler without requiring current admin privileges.
•Mirrors Codex progress logs and file attachments back to Telegram chat live.

Weaknesses

•Useless without Codex Desktop installed, limiting audience to Windows users specifically only.
•Depends on Telegram API, introducing latency and privacy risks for sent code.

Post Description

I looked around for a while looking for something that:

A. Is a self-contained binary. I know it's not really important, but I like the hygiene.

B. I wanted Codex Desktop on the go, not Codex CLI.

C. I wanted to go back to the work I started on my phone once I return to my desktop. Vice-versa would be nice too, but I don't really need it.

D. I was sick of the usual "agents" that sucked at managing context, poor tool handling, and overall instability. First party harnesses are just better.

E. Native Windows support without a ton of deps. Apparently nobody likes Windows so all the good stuff is made for macOS.

F. Finally, I wanted Codex on the go, not a full-blown agent. I am seriously over agents at this point and I will probably return to them at a later date.

I didn't find anything I liked so I decided to make one.

Features are listed in git. Hopefully someone likes it.

There might/will be bugs. Create issues or submit PRs. Be nice :)

PS: project was entirely done in GPT-5.5-High