Control plane
Guardian backend
The Guardian backend coordinates requests, enforces the boundary, and keeps orchestration visible instead of hiding it behind a vague platform layer.
How It Runs
Codexify runs as a local-first workspace with a real control plane behind it.
The current shape is architectural, not promotional: a Guardian backend, a React interface, durable storage, and semantic retrieval working together around the user's local context. This page explains the operating model, not a deployment brochure.
Interface
React workspace
The interface is the working surface. It keeps the system close to the user, so actions, state changes, and retrieval all stay inspectable in one place.
Persistence
Durable storage
State is meant to survive sessions. The goal is continuity across restarts, not a disposable chat window that forgets what happened yesterday.
Recall
Semantic retrieval
Relevant context can be recovered from stored material, letting Codexify answer from the archive instead of pretending session memory is enough.
Boundary
The system stays explicit about where state lives and how it comes back.
Codexify is local-first by design. The workspace should remain understandable even when the network is absent, the storage layer grows, or the user needs to inspect what the system is actually doing.
That is why the page centers the Guardian backend, React interface, durable storage, and semantic retrieval instead of advertising polished deployment paths that are not the point of this slice.
Local-first by default
Identity-scoped actions
Durable state over session churn
Retrieval that stays explicit