The Codex interface and workflow stay as they are, and Codex Pass provides support around the client. There are four main differences.
- You can see the state of Codex. Whether memories are generated, which Skills are loaded and which feature flags are on used to require reading configuration files. They are now listed in one interface.
- Your own models and the official account work together. Codex itself keeps account traffic and model traffic apart, and Codex Pass handles only the model path. After you connect a company AI gateway, voice, Live and image generation from the official account remain available, and you do not have to move to another client.
- When something fails, you can find out why. Doctor states the cause of reconnects and errors and how to resolve them, so you do not need to reset first and investigate afterwards.
- Teams do not have to hand out API keys. Administrators configure providers, member access and quotas centrally, and members connect with a connection code.
A custom API provides model access and does not unlock official subscription features. Please rely on what each actually supports.