Codex Micro is a keypad by Work Louder, for OpenAI, that's designed for use specifically with LLM-related tasks such as chatting to chatbots and marshalling your agents. It has 16 RGB keyswitches (clicky or silent) in a 4×4 grid and 32 keycaps for various functions; the corner switches are fancy rotary ones and it comes with dials and knobs for them.
Your agents, in color Each Agent Key lights up with a live RGB status from Codex, so you can tell what's thinking, running, waiting, or done before you even switch chats.
It's a good-lookin' miniature board, but the $230 price tag makes it [Horatio Caine puts on his sunglasses, Roger Daltrey screams YEAAAHHHHHHH!] a token product. You can buy a seemingly identical model without the OpenAI customizations for $180.
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