NPCs move to the right station while tasks, approvals, and department state stay visible in the office.
LIVE LOCAL WORKSPACEv2.5.0
Hand off the brief.Watch your AI crew ship it.
Turn Claude Code and Codex into teammates you can actually see. Assign one NPC, or give a department the goal and let it Consult, Review, and run the Mission. You only step in when an approval truly needs you.
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- OFFICIAL CLIs
ASSIGNED → WALKING → WORKINGSee what every agent is doing
READ → COMPARE → CONTINUEA deep-reading workbench with up to four panes
OPEN → ARRANGE → PERSISTThe real CLI, still in place after a reload
From a pixel office to the real CLI.
Watch the crew move in Pixel Mode. Switch to Professional when it is time to read and compare. When you want direct terminal control, arrange real Claude Code and Codex sessions inside the new Black Window.
Manage local workspaces as Studios, then read, search, and continue work across as many as four panes.
Workspaces, panes, and terminal identity survive navigation and reloads, with safe synchronization across browser tabs.
Four things worth knowing before you install it.
Two or more NPCs share one workspace; you just write a goal and acceptance criteria, and the lead decides who to consult, who reviews, or when to run a task chain.
Pixel Crew only orchestrates the official CLIs already installed and signed in on your machine; authentication, usage, and billing all stay in those tools.
Even with full auto-approval on, commands like rm -rf still force a confirmation; a department never auto-commits, pushes, or releases either.
Running low on Codex, or is Claude better suited? Summarize the work first, then hand the NPC off to a fresh session on the other model.
From assigned to done, in three steps.
Type a task for one NPC, or hand it straight to a whole department; the NPC walks to the matching workstation and gets to work.
It stops only to run a command, when a review is inconclusive, or when something's actually blocked — the approval bar floats right beside the character.
The final reply renders as full Markdown; tool activity, duration, and sources are all in the log, searchable and copyable.