Codex Micro on Your Phone
Phone webpage mimics Codex Micro hardware, but requires a Mac shim to work.
Turn your phone into a local controller for the Codex desktop app, inspired by OpenAI × Work Louder's Codex Micro.
Clever HID shim tricks Codex into thinking your phone is the real sold-out hardware.
Developers who own the Codex desktop app but missed the hardware drop
Stream Deck · Elgato Stream Deck Mobile · Loupedeck
Phone webpage mimics Codex Micro hardware, but requires a Mac shim to work.
Multi-touch KVM for phones at $86 BOM when PiKVM only does keyboard and mouse.
Remote agent approval from your phone, but only works with Claude Code and Codex.
Meta-agents can control Circus Chief itself, a rare self-referential twist.
Running Linux 6.12 on decade-old HTC hardware without soldering is pure constraint craft.
The project actually publishes canonical genesis anchors, protocol specs, bootstrap endpoints and a live explorer — so this reads like a working protocol, not just vaporware. The core idea (PoP-S4.1: up to ~30k phones per block) is a bold, unusual approach to consensus, but the repo shows little community traction and lacks obvious public audits or transparent attestation primitives, so treat the live network with healthy skepticism until security details and client code are clearer.