OpenADE adds GPT-5.5, Codex support

This is less a flashy IDE clone and more a serious attempt to make agentic coding predictable enough for teams. The real value is the workflow discipline: local execution, git snapshots, comments on diffs, and parallel agents reduce the usual “LLM roulette” problem.

• –OpenADE’s local/offline design is a meaningful trust win for teams that do not want code or context leaving the machine
• –Supporting existing Claude Code and Codex subscriptions lowers switching friction and makes it easier to standardize across a team
• –GPT-5.5 support makes the tool look model-agnostic rather than locked to one vendor, which is the right direction for coding infrastructure
• –MCP integrations plus worktree support suggest it is aiming at real production workflows, not just demos
• –Windows remains experimental, so the smoothest experience is still likely on macOS or Linux