Keypad layouts
Vizhi for Claude Code and Vizhi for Codex come without a layout, so the keypad stays empty until you add one: download the file for your plugin and computer, then import it in Logi Options+. You only do this once. Vizhi for ChatGPT installs its Vizhi Home layout by itself — its download is here for when you have deleted that layout and want it back.
Download
| Plugin | Terminal (Mac) | iTerm2 (Mac) | Windows Terminal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vizhi for Claude Code for Claude Code |
VizhiClaudeCode-Terminal.lp5 | VizhiClaudeCode-iTerm2.lp5 | VizhiClaudeCode-WindowsTerminal.lp5 |
| Vizhi for Codex for Codex CLI |
VizhiCodex-Terminal.lp5 | VizhiCodex-iTerm2.lp5 | VizhiCodex-WindowsTerminal.lp5 |
| Vizhi for ChatGPT for the ChatGPT app · Vizhi Home |
VizhiDesktop-Home.lp5 Mac |
— | VizhiDesktop-Home-Windows.lp5 |
Every file for a plugin has the same keys. Each one binds to one terminal app and shows while that app is in front, so if you use both Terminal and iTerm2, import both. For Vizhi for ChatGPT both files bind to the ChatGPT app.
Import in Options+
- Open Logi Options+ and select your MX Creative Keypad.
- Click the ⋯ button and choose Import Profile.
- Pick the file you downloaded. You get five pages of keys (two for Vizhi for ChatGPT).
Vizhi for ChatGPT only: select Vizhi for ChatGPT in Options+ first, so the import lands with the app's other profiles, then pick the new Vizhi Home as the active one.
Don't open the live keys (Sessions, Yes, No, Model, Context) in the Options+ icon editor. It freezes them and they stop updating.
After an update
Updates never change a layout you imported, so your own changes are safe. You only need to import again when a release says so.
The last release that needed it was Vizhi for Codex 1.6.1. If you are coming from an older version, delete the old profile and import the new file.
Vizhi for Claude Code 2.4.0 and Vizhi for Codex 1.7.0 renamed the files after the terminal they are for:
ClaudeConsole-Keypad is now VizhiClaudeCode-Terminal, ClaudeConsole-Windows is
VizhiClaudeCode-WindowsTerminal, and VizhiCodex-Keypad / -Windows are
VizhiCodex-Terminal / -WindowsTerminal. The keys are the same and you do not need to
import again. If you want the new name in Options+, import the new file, then delete the old profile:
Options+ keeps both otherwise. The old file names still download for now.
Verify a download
Optional: check that a file downloaded correctly by comparing its fingerprint.
| File | SHA-256 |
|---|---|
VizhiClaudeCode-Terminal.lp5 | fc6c74b8ed57766fc58d4da4ce4855904b55b133f86826fefb41695806574842 |
VizhiClaudeCode-iTerm2.lp5 | 30d03e11a36afba789fd82f975e7242583037e6822d579ef86c934a96501c938 |
VizhiClaudeCode-WindowsTerminal.lp5 | 6f7b2472b179fdba559f3f18d3bac7afb6ddc0583958e3f0088683fe1306cddc |
VizhiCodex-Terminal.lp5 | 0e2ed586c973e177547eb6fe7ba51d0a49a436dab5828fe004be0895db728cd5 |
VizhiCodex-iTerm2.lp5 | c31f70519e94b31a3ed89c31d9244debdb409e97f4c496bd2e9d47518d9b78f3 |
VizhiCodex-WindowsTerminal.lp5 | b2d571bc7675ed299bdb47e217402ccf9809008d19b6e7d6af83538aea2b2f2b |
VizhiDesktop-Home.lp5 | c8f7a0087a71201f2773c551e843c7018e389d868140c245965a4e8fd89ebc07 |
VizhiDesktop-Home-Windows.lp5 | b065efd5b9aa128bd455c52bb8e9c5b88430d47987d4175fc4e157ece7c3f176 |
Mac: shasum -a 256 <file>. Windows: certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256.
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