2 posts tagged with "vllm"

Codex CLI brings an agent into the terminal, but teams often want that agent to use more than one model source. OGX gives Codex one OpenAI-compatible connection to local models, hosted models, and secured deployments.

With ogx connect codex, you can launch Codex against the models exposed by a running OGX server without hand-editing your normal Codex configuration. OGX discovers the available models, writes a temporary Codex session home, forwards auth and provider data when needed, and starts Codex with a session that points at OGX.

This post walks through the command, the generated Codex profile, and a local-first path with Ollama and vLLM. The result is a small but useful workflow: Codex gets a familiar Responses API endpoint, and teams keep model access, auth, and provider choice in OGX instead of hard-coding those details into every developer tool.

Claude Code is one of the best coding assistants available. But what if you want to use it with GPT-4o, Qwen, Llama, or a model running on your own hardware? OGX makes that possible. A single command connects Claude Code to your OGX server, auto-discovers your models, and maps them to Claude's haiku/sonnet/opus tiers.

This post walks through the setup, explains how the translation works under the hood, and shows how to configure multi-provider routing so different Claude Code model tiers hit different backends.