Wodex Runtime hosts the open-source agent harness behind OpenAI Codex - on the models you choose, in the region you choose, with executors wherever your code lives. Sessions, sandboxes, and audit logs stay put. Nothing retained. Priced per agent seat, not per container-minute.
Wodex gives companies one place to manage employee seats, usage costs, and activity logs, so AI work software like ChatGPT can enter daily operations and improve business efficiency.
Seats and access provisioned centrally — no personal accounts or network setup.
Rollout, configuration, and access move to the company side. Employees just open the workstation.
Light users no longer burn a full subscription. Budgets land on teams and projects, so AI spend shows up on the company ledger.
Proven setups, business context, and role SOPs enter a library, get approved, and ship to the team - humans and agents share it.
Usage breaks down by employee, team, and project - the basis for coaching and enablement.
Activity and token usage become replayable records that support governance.
Bring your own keys alongside managed models, route tasks across providers, and set fallback priorities - never bet on one vendor.
Agents stay resident 7×24 inside the company boundary, priced per seat - usage, audit, and model switching managed like human seats.
From DTC operations and agency delivery to software and professional services, Wodex gives employees an agent workstation for the work they already do.
Start free with one ChatGPT-like AI workstation on desktop. When you need managed models or team control, upgrade to Pro or Team from the console.
It is not just buying accounts. You need to centrally manage model sources, seats, quotas, API keys, configuration, audit logs, and offboarding. Wodex wraps this into a company-controlled employee workstation.
Yes. Admins configure managed models or company-owned sources in Wodex; employees download the client and sign in with their work email. No personal ChatGPT account and no API key exposure.
Set quota limits by member, team, or project. Every request is metered through the company gateway, so unusual consumption can be caught and capped before it becomes a surprise bill.
Admins revoke access and adjust quotas from the workspace. Keys never live on employee machines, so offboarding does not require a device-by-device cleanup or key rotation.
Wodex lets the company distribute validated new models, skills, plugins, and workflows to employees. The company decides when to roll them out, instead of leaving everyone to figure it out alone.
OpenAI merged Codex into ChatGPT in July 2026. The coding and agent capabilities previously available through Codex now live inside ChatGPT, and Wodex helps companies govern that same capability for their teams.
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