Oh My Codex adds agent teams, HUDs

This is less a wrapper and more an operating layer around Codex. If you already buy into Codex as the execution engine, OMX gives it the missing ergonomics for serious multi-agent work.

• –Keeps Codex as the core engine instead of replacing it, which makes adoption easier for existing users
• –Team worktrees and parallel workers are the real value: they reduce merge friction when multiple agents touch the same repo
• –`.omx/` state, plans, logs, and memory make sessions more resumable and auditable than a bare CLI run
• –The opinionated workflow is a strength for teams, but it will feel heavy if you just want a thin terminal assistant
• –Strong fit for Codex power users and agent-heavy teams; less compelling for casual scripting or one-off prompts