Pad-Lattice
🖥️ Desktop app: https://mrueda.github.io/pad-lattice/docs/usage/install
🎛️ Try the virtual pad: https://mrueda.github.io/pad-lattice/play/
📘 Documentation: https://mrueda.github.io/pad-lattice/
See which Codex CLI session needs you, then act on it. Pad-Lattice uses colors and glyphs to show agent activity. Select a session to approve or reject a pending request, or stop a running turn. Prompts and replies stay in Codex.
Use the desktop app, a phone or tablet browser, a Novation Launchpad, or an Elgato Stream Deck (experimental plugin). All share the same visual language. No hardware is required.
Get Started
Desktop is recommended. Follow the installation guide and Quick Start. Python is bundled; Codex CLI must be installed and authenticated separately.
Prefer a terminal? Install with pipx install pad-lattice and follow
CLI Setup.
The public playground is a simulation. Hardware support and testing status are listed in the Device Catalog.
Changelog · Citation · Technical guide
License
Copyright (C) 2026 Manuel Rueda. Distributed under the Apache License 2.0.
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