Know what’s available.
Connect the local companion to sync recorded usage as you work.
Turn your projects and spare AI allowance into something worth building.
Turn Folio’s first-use experience into a clear path from an empty library to a saved idea.
Connect your tools. Choose a project. Start with a useful prompt.
Connect the local companion to sync recorded usage as you work.
Choose the projects you want to share. Get ideas grounded in your work.
Copy a focused prompt into your coding tool and start when you’re ready.
Finish something that matters.
Or find a small thing worth starting.
A better onboarding flow. An unfinished feature. A confusing setup. Ideas start with the context you choose to share.
Between projects? Explore attainable ideas based on your interests, goals, and the size of project you want to take on.
maxxit gives you ideas and prompts to copy. You choose what to build and start the work in your coding tool.
The companion syncs Claude Code telemetry or usage recorded in local Codex sessions. Each reading shows when it was last checked. Codex local sync is experimental and does not access the account API.
Create a maxxit account, then pair the local companion once. Choose the projects to share and it keeps them in sync.
You choose which projects and excerpts to share. If you enable AI suggestions, we send that context to OpenAI. You can stop sharing, export your data, or delete your account in Settings.
Let’s find one worth your time.
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