Dev builds codex-monitor to babysit ai coding agents, because even robots loop on typescript errors all night

A developer has created codex-monitor, a supervisor layer for AI coding agents, to address the reliability issues of these agents. Despite their ability to write features and fix bugs, AI agents often crash, loop, or create conflicting pull requests, requiring constant babysitting. Codex-monitor watches the agents, detects errors, and auto-fixes issues, allowing developers to ship code while they sleep. The tool integrates with Telegram, providing real-time updates and enabling developers to interact with the agents through chat. With codex-monitor, developers can configure multiple AI providers, such as Copilot, Codex, and Claude Code, and set up failover strategies to ensure continuous operation. The open-source tool, available on GitHub, has been tested and proven to work, with the developer reporting 20+ pull requests merged overnight without human intervention. By addressing the operational reliability of AI agents, codex-monitor has the potential to significantly improve the efficiency of software development teams.