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Tesseract for
Codex

Give Codex a professional creative runtime.

Use Codex to assemble footage, animate graphics, and mix audio in a Tesseract project. Preview, revise, and render locally from the workspace you already use.

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Codex in the desktop app or Codex CLI · Local

Free local engine. No Mirage account required.

Creative work directed with Codex and Tesseract
Edit this footage. Add motion. Cut to the music.
Tesseract project

An editable project

Keep the footage, graphics, timing, and sound available for the next revision.

Professional controls

Keyframes, adjustment layers, compositions, and time remapping are native tools.

Free local rendering

Create and render on your Mac. Your agent’s subscription or usage costs are separate.

Prepare for your first project.

Codex in the desktop app or Codex CLI · Local

  1. 01

    Prepare your local workspace

    Use a Mac and the local agent environment shown above. Put the footage, images, logos, and audio you want to use in one project folder.

  2. 02

    Get the official Tesseract release

    Tesseract is coming soon. The official Mirage plugin link and runtime setup instructions will appear here at launch.

  3. 03

    Start a new session and make a first edit

    After installing the official plugin and following its runtime setup, start a new local session. Give the agent your media folder and the sample brief below.

Start small. Make a change you can see.

Give Codex a short clip and a clear brief. Review the first render, then ask for a different title, a tighter cut, or a change to the mix.

Walk through your first project →

A prompt to start from

Use Tesseract to make a 10-second video from the footage in this folder. Start with a strong opening, add a short animated title, and keep the dialogue clear. Show me a preview before the final render. Keep the Tesseract project editable so we can revise the timing, graphics, and sound.

A few useful details.

Does this work in a browser-only Codex chat?

The local Tesseract release needs an agent environment that can access your project folder and execute local tools. A browser-only conversation cannot operate the binary on your Mac by itself.

Will it use my own footage?

Yes. Give the local agent access to your footage, images, screen recordings, and audio. Tell it which files to use and what kind of result you want.

When can I install Tesseract?

Tesseract plugins and runtime downloads are coming soon. This page will link to Mirage’s official release when it is available. In the meantime, explore the feature demos and example projects.

Where can I find runtime and setup help?

The Tesseract local setup guide covers compatibility, project folders, restarting after installation, and checking that the runtime can preview and render. Follow the version-specific instructions supplied with the official release.

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