Keypad layouts
Both plugins ship without a profile, so the keypad stays empty until you import one. Download the file for your product and platform, then import it in Logi Options+. You only do this once.
Download
| Product | macOS | Windows |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Console for Claude Code |
ClaudeConsole-Keypad.lp5 | ClaudeConsole-Windows.lp5 |
| Vizhi for Codex for OpenAI Codex CLI |
VizhiCodex-Keypad.lp5 | VizhiCodex-Windows.lp5 |
The macOS files bind Apple Terminal; the Windows files bind Windows Terminal. That is the only difference between them — the keys and pages are the same.
Import in Options+
- Open Logi Options+ and select your MX Creative Keypad.
- Open the profile menu — the ⋯ button — and choose Import Profile.
- Pick the downloaded
.lp5file. It imports as a Terminal profile, five pages deep.
Do not open the live keys — sessions, Yes, No, Model, Context — in the Options+ icon editor. It freezes them into a snapshot and they stop updating.
When a release changes the layout
Updating a plugin never touches a profile you already imported, which is deliberate: your own edits survive. The cost is that a release which moves keys needs a fresh import, or keys from the old layout sit there doing nothing.
Vizhi for Codex 1.6.1 is such a release. Delete the old profile and import the new file.
Verify a download
Optional. If you want to check a file arrived intact:
| File | SHA-256 |
|---|---|
ClaudeConsole-Keypad.lp5 | b524be396c261b774ae8ba5da03c7a90ebf2132cab59acb59ad5bb0b9701db41 |
ClaudeConsole-Windows.lp5 | 90f0760d70b3b387cd13e82d2486f2475433b35cc717b8b66cbf02d0cc615593 |
VizhiCodex-Keypad.lp5 | a197f79c172b3a0f06d12bc04c84a83d0ae769ff77da95e6ec90372efb15c591 |
VizhiCodex-Windows.lp5 | 6712905960a2e3da6c002c82f1916a5ca9881a6d51ebe25ed9d6b96037a4722e |
On macOS run shasum -a 256 <file>; on Windows run
certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256.
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