For Codex
Codex is strong at code and terminal work.
It still needs image, video, and vision capabilities.
Codex is excellent when the workflow is code, reasoning, and terminal execution. The gap appears when the job expands into product visuals, walkthrough videos, screenshot understanding, or recording review. AnyCap adds that missing capability runtime so Codex can keep the same terminal-first flow while gaining image, video, and vision workflows through one install path.
Don't switch agents. Add capabilities immediately.
Early Access
AnyCap is currently in early access. Capabilities shown on this page are available to early access users. Request access on GitHub to get started.
Capability gap
Where Codex still needs help
Codex can stay focused on code and terminal loops while AnyCap fills the image, video, and vision work that sits outside its default surface area.
| Capability | Codex alone | Add with AnyCap | Best next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image generation | Not built in | Create visuals and mockups through one runtime | Image Generation page |
| Video generation | Not built in | Generate walkthroughs and clips without new tooling | Video Generation page |
| Image understanding | No unified runtime | Read screenshots, diagrams, and visual references | Image Understanding page |
| Video analysis | Separate provider work | Inspect recordings from the same CLI | Video Analysis page |
| One auth flow | Per-provider setup | One login across the capability stack | Get Started page |
This page is the Codex hub. Until Codex-specific deep pages exist, the next steps route directly to the capability pages that close each gap fastest.
Install in 3 steps
Step 1
Install the skill
npx -y skills add anycap-ai/anycap -a codex -y
This teaches Codex how to discover and call the AnyCap runtime without changing the way you already work.
Step 2
Install the CLI
curl -fsSL https://anycap.ai/install.sh | sh
The CLI becomes the stable execution surface for image, video, and vision workflows inside Codex loops.
Step 3
Log in and verify
anycap login && anycap status
After authentication, Codex can move across capabilities without new credentials or dashboard detours.
Start with the first missing capability
Creative output
Image Generation
Best next page when Codex needs visuals, mockups, launch assets, or other image output.
anycap image generate
Motion output
Video Generation
Best next page when Codex needs demos, walkthroughs, or short-form video output.
anycap video generate
Vision
Image Understanding
Best next page when Codex needs to interpret screenshots, diagrams, OCR, or design feedback.
anycap image read
Analysis
Video Analysis
Best next page when Codex needs to inspect recordings and extract structured details.
anycap video read
FAQ
Can Codex generate images on its own?
Not as a built-in capability layer. AnyCap adds image generation to Codex through one skill install and one CLI.
Why use AnyCap for Codex workflows?
Codex is great at code and terminal loops, but multimedia and vision workflows still turn into provider-by-provider setup without a runtime layer. AnyCap keeps those workflows on one command surface.
Does AnyCap replace Codex?
No. The point is to keep Codex and add the image, video, and vision capabilities it still needs.
What is the fastest path to add capabilities to Codex?
Install the AnyCap skill, install the CLI, run anycap login, and then call the missing capability from the same interface.