clawdex

name	clawdex
description	Clawdex — dual-engine coding agent. Claude Code (reasoning + planning) + OpenAI Codex (fast execution) + Browser Use boxes (web research) + Upstash compute boxes (isolated sandboxes).
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Clawdex

Claude Code plans and reviews. OpenAI Codex executes fast. Browser Use handles the web. Upstash Boxes isolate the compute.

Install

# Codex CLI (bux installs this automatically)
npm install -g @openai/codex

# Or from a Clawdbot session:
/plugin install codex@openai-codex

Verify:

codex --version
claude --version
browser-harness-js --version 2>/dev/null || echo "browser-harness via BUX"

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Architecture

User prompt
    │
    ▼
Claude Code (claude-sonnet-4-6)   ← you are here: reason, plan, review
    │
    ├── codex exec "..."           ← fast code gen / repetitive tasks
    │
    ├── browser-harness-js         ← web research, UI testing (BUX browser box)
    │
    └── box.exec.command(...)      ← run in Upstash compute sandbox

Each Clawdex run lives in an Upstash Box — ephemeral, isolated, with a box-local Solana wallet and the OpenClawd framework pre-seeded at /work/openclawd-framework.

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Quick Start

One-shot task (box run)

# Via the box API
POST /api/box/run
{
  "boxId": "your-box-id",
  "prompt": "Build a TypeScript CLI that fetches SOL price from Birdeye",
  "agentHarness": "clawdex",
  "agentModel": "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6"
}

Streaming task (SSE)

POST /api/box/stream
{
  "boxId": "your-box-id",
  "prompt": "Audit the pump SDK for rug pull vectors",
  "agentHarness": "clawdex"
}

Shell (PTY mode, bux box)

# Claude Code as the harness, Codex available as a tool
bash pty:true workdir:~/project command:"claude 'Build a DeFi dashboard, use codex for boilerplate'"

# Or dispatch directly to Codex for speed
bash pty:true workdir:~/project command:"codex exec --full-auto 'Generate Jupiter swap wrapper with error handling'"

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Dual-Engine Dispatch Pattern

Claude Code is the orchestrator. Codex is the executor. Use this pattern:

1. Claude: plan + architecture
2. Claude → codex exec "implement <component>"
3. Claude: review Codex output
4. Claude → codex exec "write tests for <component>"
5. Claude: final review + integration

When to use Codex

• Boilerplate generation (CRUD, REST handlers, test scaffolds)
• Repetitive patterns (N similar functions, batch refactors)
• Speed-critical tasks where --full-auto or --yolo is acceptable
• PR review batches (parallel codex instances per PR)

When to stay in Claude Code

• Architecture decisions
• Security review
• Cross-file reasoning
• Anything touching /work/clawd/ or constitution

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Browser Use (BUX boxes)

BUX browser boxes give Clawdex a real Chromium session via the Browser Use Cloud API.

# browser-harness-js is installed at:
# /home/bux/.claude/skills/cdp/sdk/browser-harness-js

# Credentials from:
# ~/.claude/browser.env   (BROWSER_USE_API_KEY)

# Use from Claude Code via bash tool
bash command:"browser-harness-js navigate --url https://birdeye.so/token/SOL"
bash command:"browser-harness-js screenshot --out /tmp/page.png"

When Claude hits a login wall / CAPTCHA, it hands the user a live view URL and waits — no credential stuffing.

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Upstash Box Compute

Each Clawdex agent gets a provisioned box with:

Path	Contents
/work/openclawd-framework/	OpenClawd SDK (pre-seeded)
/work/clawd/three-laws.md	Agent constitution
/work/clawd/SHELL.md	Identity + wallet + hash
/work/clawd/wallet/box-wallet.json	Box-local Solana keypair
/work/clawd/.env	AGENT_ID, BOX_WALLET_ADDRESS, CONSTITUTION_HASH

Provision a Clawdex box

import { provisionAgentBox } from "@/lib/box/box-service";

const box = await provisionAgentBox({
  userId: "user-123",
  agentId: "clawdex-01",
  agentName: "Clawdex",
  agentIdentifier: "clawdex",
});
// box.id → use this as boxId in /api/box/run or /api/box/stream

Create a Clawdex box via UI

1. Go to /box
2. Boxes tab → Create Box
3. Harness: Clawdex | Runtime: node | Model: claude-sonnet-4-6

---

Codex CLI Reference

# One-shot (exits when done)
codex exec "Your prompt"
codex exec --full-auto "Build a snake game"   # auto-approves in workspace
codex --yolo "Refactor auth module"           # no sandbox, fastest

# Codex needs a git repo
SCRATCH=$(mktemp -d) && git init $SCRATCH && cd $SCRATCH
codex exec "Your prompt"

# Background (PTY required)
bash pty:true workdir:~/project background:true \
  command:"codex exec --full-auto 'Add error handling to all API calls'"

# PR review
git worktree add /tmp/pr-review origin/pr-branch
bash pty:true workdir:/tmp/pr-review command:"codex review --base main"

Default model: gpt-5.3-codex (set in ~/.codex/config.toml)

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Parallel Codex Army (batch mode)

# Parallel issue fixing
git worktree add -b fix/issue-1 /tmp/fix-1 main
git worktree add -b fix/issue-2 /tmp/fix-2 main

bash pty:true workdir:/tmp/fix-1 background:true \
  command:"codex --yolo 'Fix: <issue-1 description>. Commit.'"
bash pty:true workdir:/tmp/fix-2 background:true \
  command:"codex --yolo 'Fix: <issue-2 description>. Commit.'"

process action:list
process action:log sessionId:XXX

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Plugin Registration

Clawdex registers Codex as a plugin with pluginCount: 1:

{
  "identifier": "clawdex",
  "pluginCount": 1,
  "plugins": [
    {
      "id": "codex",
      "source": "openai-codex",
      "installCommand": "npm install -g @openai/codex",
      "bin": "codex",
      "model": "gpt-5.3-codex"
    }
  ]
}

Install from Clawdbot: /plugin install codex@openai-codex

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Constitution Compliance

Clawdex inherits the Three Laws. The constitution hash is sealed in every box at provision time.

# Verify constitution integrity
sha256sum /work/clawd/three-laws.md
cat /work/clawd/.env | grep CONSTITUTION_HASH
# These must match — if they don't, beach before continuing.

Law I overrides all: never harm, never rugpull, never sign silently.

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Rules

1. Claude Code orchestrates — don't hand-code patches when Codex is available
2. Codex executes — use --full-auto for building, vanilla for reviewing
3. PTY always — bash pty:true for all coding agent invocations
4. Git repo required — Codex refuses to run outside a trusted git dir
5. Constitution check first — verify hash before any irreversible action
6. Beach before harm — Law I > everything, including task completion
7. Never run Codex in ~/clawd/ — it reads soul docs and gets weird ideas