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Open the manager
Start Onyx Pro on Windows or Linux and open the Codex Manager from the tools surface.
Onyx Pro for Codex
Codex account manager, done locally.
Onyx Pro includes a dedicated Codex page for developers who want to manage local accounts in one place. Keep switching, import and export account data, and review usage state without treating Codex like a trial reset workflow.
The page follows the same Onyx layout as the other workflow pages, but the copy stays specific to account management instead of resets.
Independent utility. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Cursor, Windsurf, Kiro, Trae, Warp, Antigravity, or Codex.
Windows and Linux
Manage Codex locally
The manager is available from Onyx Pro on Windows and Linux and is positioned as an account manager, not a reset utility.
Import and export local accounts
Switch accounts from one desktop app
Keep usage and state close to the machine
Avoid turning Codex into a reset workflow
What it is
A Codex account manager bundled with Onyx Pro for Windows and Linux.
What it does
Lets you import, export, switch, and organize Codex accounts locally.
What it is not
Not a reset tool and not a hosted dashboard.
Where it runs
On your desktop, through the Onyx Pro app on Windows or Linux.
What this page changes
Local account management for Codex, handled on your machine.
Codex is presented as a separate account manager inside Onyx Pro, so the page keeps the same layout language as the reset pages without pretending it is the same type of workflow.
If you already use Onyx for the other supported workflows, this page makes Codex fit into the same site structure while keeping the account manager story clear.
- Targets locally stored Codex account state on the current machine
- Lets you add, import, export, and switch accounts from one desktop page
- Runs locally without uploading your project files or prompts for processing
- Works with the Onyx Pro desktop app on supported Windows and Linux builds
- Includes Discord and email support for install, activation, and compatibility issues
How it works
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Manage your accounts
Add, import, export, and switch Codex accounts without turning the workflow into a reset flow.
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Keep it local
The manager stays on your machine so account handling and local usage stay in one desktop workflow.
Before you run it
Expect a local state change, not a cosmetic toggle.
- Applying account changes can sign you out of Codex and update local account state.
- You may need to reopen Codex and reauth after switching or importing accounts.
- Use is your responsibility and may be subject to the terms, licenses, and laws that apply to the software you choose to test.
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Need the desktop app to open the manager? Download Onyx Pro for Windows or Linux and use Codex.
05FAQ
//answers
Common Codex manager questions, answered plainly.
These answers cover how the local Codex manager works on Windows, what it changes, and how it differs from the reset pages.
- QWhat is the Codex page?
- AThe Codex page is Onyx Pro's local account manager for Windows and Linux (DEB). It focuses on adding, importing, exporting, and switching Codex accounts instead of resetting trial state.
- QDoes the Codex manager run locally?
- AYes. Codex account management happens on your machine so local auth, usage, and switching stay in one desktop workflow.
- QWhat can I do from the Codex manager page?
- AYou can open the manager, add or import accounts, export account data, and review local usage and switch state from one place.
- QIs Codex treated like a reset tool?
- ANo. Codex is shown as an account manager in Onyx Pro, not as a trial reset workflow.