AI-assisted creator workflow

Name it once.
Let Codex build it.

Choose the exact public name. The website generates and locks its Registry id, while Codex chooses the technical implementation and completes the local checks.

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Axolotl Aquarium

Dreamlike underwater macro scene with an original axolotl, translucent plants, soft bubbles, purple coral light, and deep cyan water. Soft aquatic depth adds motion and charm while dark water preserves a clean interface silhouette.

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1Name2Create with Codex

Name your theme.

This name is locked into the manifest and public page. The website generates the Registry id; Codex handles the visual system, artwork, public copy, validation, and reversible local QA.

Theme name · 2–80 characters

Registry idaxolotl-aquariumGenerated automatically from the theme name and locked before Codex creates the pack.

I will attach one local reference image to the Codex message. Codex should use it as inspiration, not automatically redistribute it.

External assetsOnly needed when the published pack includes third-party material

The final pack must include a third-party image, logo, icon, font, or other external asset.

I authorize Codex to install and select the generated local pack, run automated checks in a clean demo workspace, test restore, and reselect the candidate. This does not authorize quitting or restarting Codex.

What happens automatically

AI does the implementation work.

Design and artwork

You lock the name and generated Registry id. Codex derives the mode, component scope, palette, original background, responsive crops, and factual public copy.

Validate and test

It renders privacy-safe previews, checks coverage and assets, packages the release, performs the authorized local install, verifies identity, and tests restore.

Confirm and publish

Choose a connected GitHub profile or provide your public X profile page, paste one Session Prompt into Codex, confirm the exact page once, and let the waiting command publish automatically.

Open Publish →