A tiny keypad for chatting with chatbots

Boing Boing reports that Work Louder has unveiled the Codex Micro, a specialized keypad designed for working with AI chatbots and language models. The compact device features sixteen RGB mechanical keyswitches arranged in a four-by-four grid—available in clicky or silent variants—along with thirty-two custom keycaps for different functions. The top corners include rotary switches with dials and knobs, giving power users quick access to common AI assistant commands without reaching for the keyboard.

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