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iam4x: Rust GPUI App Binds Codex Micro Buttons on Omarchy

iam4x says a Rust + GPUI app lets users bind any action to Codex Micro physical buttons and the dial on OmarchyLinux, that built-in AI can call local Codex CLI to create a script and bind it, that an example focuses or launches t3dotcodes, and that it respects the Omarchy theme, linking iam4x/codex-micro-omarchy; the screenshot window title is "Codex Micro" and the sidebar reads "BUTTON BINDINGS", with Desktop profile keys and a hyprctl focus script for key 01.

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