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ArmorCodex vs AxonFlow
Two Security & Governance tools whose own descriptions overlap (shared terms: policy, audit). Here's what each project says it does and the public numbers, side by side, so you can pick one in a minute instead of reading two READMEs.
| ArmorCodex | AxonFlow | |
|---|---|---|
| What it says it does | Intent-based security for Codex with MCP plan registration, policy gating, CSRG cryptographic proofs, and audit logging on `bash` and `apply_patch`. | Runtime governance for Codex with policy enforcement on terminal commands, advisory checks for non-terminal tools via skills, PII/secret detection, and compliance-grade audit trails. Self-hosted via Docker. |
| Maker | armoriq | getaxonflow |
| GitHub stars | 7 | 3 |
| Last push | pushed 2026-11-15 (this week) | pushed 2026-11-04 (last 30 days) |
| License | MIT | MIT |
| Language | JavaScript | Shell |
| Packaged as | MCP server | plugin, skills |
| Works with | Codex | Codex |
| Install | No copyable command in the README | codex plugin marketplace add "$PWD/axonflow-codex-marketplace" |
| Editor's pick | No | No |
| In our catalog since | 2026-10-25 | 2026-10-25 |
| Source | github.com/armoriq/armorCodex | github.com/getaxonflow/axonflow-codex-plugin |
| Our page | ArmorCodex → | AxonFlow → |
The differences that matter
- Attention: ArmorCodex has 7 GitHub stars to AxonFlow's 3 (about 2×).
- Activity: ArmorCodex was pushed more recently (2026-11-15 vs 2026-11-04).
- License: both MIT.
- Packaging: ArmorCodex ships as MCP server; AxonFlow as plugin, skills.
Who each one suits
ArmorCodex, if…
- You use Codex: the project's own description or install command targets it.
- You need a permissive license (MIT) for work or commercial use.
- You want a project that's actively being worked on right now.
- You're happy to be an early user of a small project.
AxonFlow, if…
- You use Codex: the project's own description or install command targets it.
- You want something you install yourself; the install command doesn't point at a hosted endpoint.
- You need a permissive license (MIT) for work or commercial use.
- You want a project that's actively being worked on right now.
- You're happy to be an early user of a small project.
So which one?
We haven't run both, so we won't crown a winner. Use the list above to rule one out, then read its README and recent commits before installing. Anything that runs commands on your machine deserves a look at the code.
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Data from GitHub and each project's README, checked 2026-11-15. We haven't installed or audited these, and stars measure attention, not quality. Paid placements never change this page. Spot a mistake? hello@pickaplugin.com
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