Everything Poke can ask Codex to do.
From kicking off tasks to tuning reasoning effort — all through typed MCP tools, all under local policy.
Core features
The main course — fully supported and ready to use.
Task launch
Start Codex tasks on any authorized local project, straight from a Poke message.
Task continuation
Continue running work or resume a previous Codex session where you left off.
Plan mode
Ask for an implementation plan before any code gets touched.
Review mode
Full code reviews that surface bugs, risks and questionable choices.
Usage tracking
Token usage per session, readable any time with codex_get_usage.
Model selection
List available models and switch the one Codex uses, mid-conversation.
Reasoning & verbosity
Dial reasoning effort and output verbosity up or down per task.
Speed mode
Trade depth for speed when you just need a quick answer.
Sandbox & approvals
Sandbox control, approval policy and web search toggles — enforced locally.
Your Codex, tuned from chat
Every knob Codex exposes, reachable through a typed tool:
See what Codex saw, did, and changed
Job status
Read the state of any job — queued, running, done — from wherever you are.
Redacted transcripts
Session transcripts with sensitive content redacted before they ever leave your machine.
Git diffs
Exactly what changed, as a proper git diff — review before you trust.
Honest about the edges
Some features run through adapters or local configuration. And when a Codex API isn't stable yet, Pokedex declares the feature unavailable — it never simulates support that isn't real.
Skills
Codex skills, exposed via adapter — list them and enable per task.
Goals
Persistent work goals managed through local configuration.
Cloud apply
Available when configured and supported by your Codex install.