A Codex micro controller feels premium, customizable, and much better with remapped keys
dkundel · x · 2026-07-25
A user shared a few-day review of a small controller for using Codex.
They say the device feels solid and premium, is easy to customize, and becomes more useful once you remap the keys to fit your workflow. Voice input was especially fun to use, though the author notes that early hardware like this still needs some polishing.
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