OmniGet vs Codex CLI

OmniGet and Codex CLI compared: time and cost per coding task, which agents and models each one runs, approvals and size. Under construction.

Under construction 134.9k stars Latest release rust-v0.167.1 – views Codex CLI on GitHub

Written by Antonio Leandro, who makes OmniGet. Codex CLI is described from its own repository and releases.

Pros and cons, side by side

This table is filled from our study of Codex CLI. It is not written yet.

Speed and cost

Time and cost per task are being measured: the same tasks, the same model and the same computer for both apps, several runs each. The results will appear here with the script to run them again.

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The apps in this benchmark

  • OmniGet

    License:
    GPL-3.0
    Built with:
    Tauri (Rust + web UI)
    GitHub:
    14.4k stars · v0.10.1
    • Its own extractors, torrents and direct files on top of yt-dlp.
    • An MCP server and AI coding agents in the same app.

  • Codex CLI

    License:
    Apache-2.0
    GitHub:
    134.9k stars · rust-v0.167.1

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