Klarety

Bring your own Codex.

The official Codex CLI, shared with your team, signed in with your own ChatGPT plan.

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How it works. Get started in three steps.

  1. Open a tool

    Choose Claude Code, Codex or Cursor in your workspace. It opens in your own terminal.

  2. Sign in once

    Sign in with your own account, the same way you do today. Klarety never asks for an API key.

  3. Use it in every project

    Your sign-in is available in every project you belong to. Sessions keep running when you close the tab.

Collaboration. Work together on the same code.

  1. One codebase

    Everyone works on the same code at the same time, each in their own terminal.

  2. A copy of your own

    Try an idea on a separate copy with its own branch. Keep it when it works, drop it when it does not.

  3. Share your terminal

    Share a read-only link to your terminal. Turn it off at any time.

  4. Sessions that wait for you

    Close the tab and your session keeps running. Open it again and pick up where you left off.

Security. Each account is isolated.

  1. Encrypted sign-in

    Your sign-in is encrypted with a key unique to you, and is only decrypted where you are working.

  2. User isolation

    Each person works as their own separate user. A teammate cannot read your sign-in, your files or your terminal.

  3. Disconnect at any time

    Disconnect a tool and your saved sign-in is deleted. The next time, you sign in fresh.

  4. Access control

    Admins can turn tools off. When someone leaves a project, their sessions stop automatically.

Compliance. Built to follow each provider's terms.

  1. Your own credentials

    Every person signs in with their own account. Logins are never shared, pooled or handed to a teammate.

  2. Official, unmodified tools

    Each tool runs exactly as its provider ships it, with every built-in sign-in method left in place.

  3. No resale of usage

    Klarety does not pay for, resell or sit between you and your AI usage. Your plan stays between you and your provider.

  4. Sign-ins treated like passwords

    Saved sign-ins are encrypted, never shown to anyone, and deleted when you disconnect.

  5. A person at the keyboard

    Personal plans are never run on a schedule or left working unattended. You start each session yourself.

  6. Your provider's terms apply

    You use each tool under the terms you accepted with its provider. We review those terms before adding or updating a tool.

AI harness. Every tool, one workspace.

Learn more about the AI harness

Codex is a product of OpenAI. Klarety is not affiliated with OpenAI; you use the tool under your own account and OpenAI's terms.

Questions. About Codex.

Can my team share Codex in one workspace?

Yes. Klarety gives your team one shared workspace where everyone runs Codex on the same code, each in their own terminal and signed in with their own ChatGPT plan.

Do I need a separate Codex subscription for Klarety?

No. You sign in with the ChatGPT plan you already have. Klarety never asks for your key and never charges for, resells or meters your Codex usage.

Can a teammate use my Codex login?

No. Your sign-in is sealed for you alone and opened only where you are working. Each person works as a separate user, so no teammate can reach it, and logins are never pooled.

Is running Codex on Klarety allowed by OpenAI?

Klarety runs the official, unmodified Codex, each person signs in with their own account, and a personal plan is never shared or run unattended. We read OpenAI's terms before adding or updating the tool.

Does my Codex sign-in follow me between projects?

Yes. Sign in once and Codex is ready in every project you belong to. Disconnect at any time and the saved sign-in is deleted.

Can I use Codex with git worktrees on Klarety?

Yes. Work on a copy with its own branch, try an idea in parallel, then keep it or drop it, without touching your teammates' work.

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