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oMLX ships with first-class support for the most popular AI coding tools. Once your server is running, you can connect Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Pi, or OpenCode without editing config files manually — either through the admin dashboard or a single CLI command. Each integration configures authentication, model selection, and endpoint routing automatically so your tool of choice talks directly to your local models.

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Two ways to connect

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Admin dashboard

Open the admin dashboard at http://localhost:8000/admin and navigate to the Integrations tab. Each supported tool has a one-click setup button that writes the required config and launches the tool. This is the quickest path and works without a terminal.

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omlx launch

The omlx launch command configures and starts an external tool in a single step. It fetches the list of available models from the running server and either selects the only model automatically or presents an interactive picker. 
# List all integrations and their install status
omlx launch list

# Launch a specific tool (interactive model selection)
omlx launch codex

# Launch with a specific model
omlx launch codex --model Qwen3-Coder-Next-8bit
The server must be running before you call omlx launch. Start it with omlx serve --model-dir ~/models if it is not already running.

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Supported integrations

Claude Code

Connect Anthropic’s Claude Code CLI to oMLX for local agentic coding. Includes context scaling and SSE keep-alive optimizations.

Codex

Use OpenAI’s Codex CLI with any model loaded in oMLX. Config is written to ~/.codex/config.toml automatically.

OpenClaw

Launch OpenClaw’s TUI with your choice of tools profile: minimal, coding, messaging, or full.

Pi

Connect the Pi coding agent to oMLX. Supports both LLM and VLM models with automatic context window configuration.

OpenCode

Wire OpenCode to oMLX by writing a provider entry to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json.

MCP Tools

Give any loaded model access to filesystem, databases, web search, and other tools via the Model Context Protocol.

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Checking available integrations

Run the following command to see every supported integration and whether the required binary is installed on your system: 
omlx launch list
Example output: 
Available integrations:
  claude       Claude Code (installed)
  codex        Codex (installed)
  openclaw     OpenClaw (not installed)
  pi           Pi (not installed)
  opencode     OpenCode (installed)

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