How to run Claude Code and Codex together on one server

To run Claude Code and Codex simultaneously on a single server, follow these steps. First, install 5dive on a Linux server. Then, sign in once to your Claude Code plan and once to your Codex plan. Create separate agents on each plan, allowing them to run as independent Linux services and share a single task list. They can also check each other's work.

5dive is an open-source project (MIT license) that enables self-hosting of these services. You can deploy up to 13 agents on a 4-core server using this setup. The Codex agent can be assigned to handle copywriting tasks, while the Claude Code agent manages other responsibilities. Set up the agents using the command line: `curl -fsSL https://install.5dive.ai | sudo bash`.

Each agent runs as its own Linux user with customizable permissions. Agents only begin working when tasks are assigned to them. The system utilizes one shared task list, with agents switching between Claude Code and Codex as needed. You can move an agent between plans, and all tasks and memory are preserved.

To monitor usage, run `sudo 5dive usage` to see how your plans' limits are being utilized. The free web app is available at 5dive.app/self-host. Additionally, 5dive supports other teams running Hermes, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Pi, or Claude Code on alternative models. Start with a minimal 1 GB server, and explore more information at 5dive.ai/compare/claude-code-and-codex-together or visit the GitHub repository: github.com/5dive-ai/5dive.