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@adlc/codex

v1.5.1

Published

Native ADLC plugin for Codex: skills, hooks, MCP tools, and project agent templates.

Readme

@adlc/codex

Native Codex plugin for the Agentic Development Lifecycle. It bundles skills, trusted lifecycle hooks, an allowlisted MCP declaration, and project-agent templates.

Install

ADLC publishes @adlc/cli and @adlc/codex in one lockstep release. Use @adlc/cli 1.4.2 or newer so the MCP transport can launch adlc mcp-server. Codex installs the plugin itself through its Git marketplace:

npm install -g @adlc/cli@latest
codex plugin marketplace add voodootikigod/adlc --ref main
codex plugin add adlc-codex@adlc
adlc init --root /absolute/path/to/project

Start a new Codex session in the initialized project, then review and trust the plugin hooks.

The plugin launches its MCP server through adlc mcp-server. Keep the matching @adlc/cli release installed globally and available on the PATH inherited by Codex. This stable CLI entrypoint preserves the active project directory and does not depend on plugin-root placeholder expansion.

Update the CLI and plugin together:

npm install -g @adlc/cli@latest
codex plugin marketplace upgrade adlc
codex plugin add adlc-codex@adlc

Start a new Codex thread after reinstalling so it picks up the refreshed MCP transport. Remove with codex plugin remove adlc-codex@adlc.

Develop from a checkout

For local plugin development, install the CLI from the same checkout and register that checkout as the marketplace source:

git clone https://github.com/voodootikigod/adlc.git
cd adlc
npm install --ignore-scripts
npm install -g ./packages/cli
adlc init --root /absolute/path/to/project
codex plugin marketplace add "$PWD"
codex plugin add adlc-codex@adlc