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@carlosgtrz/pi-codex-aliases

v0.1.4

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Pi extension that adds personal and work aliases for the built-in OpenAI Codex provider.

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Readme

@carlosgtrz/pi-codex-aliases

Pi extension that registers two aliases for Pi's built-in OpenAI Codex provider:

  • openai-codex-personal — shown in /login as ChatGPT Plus/Pro (Codex Subscription) - Personal
  • openai-codex-work — shown in /login as ChatGPT Plus/Pro (Codex Subscription) - Work

This is useful when you have both a personal ChatGPT account and a work ChatGPT account. You can keep both logged in at the same time, then switch between them using Pi's provider/model selection instead of logging in and out.

Install

pi install npm:@carlosgtrz/pi-codex-aliases

Try without installing permanently:

pi -e npm:@carlosgtrz/pi-codex-aliases

For one-off testing from this repo:

pi -e ./packages/codex-aliases

Usage

After installation, start Pi:

pi

Use /login to authenticate each alias separately. In the provider list, choose:

  1. ChatGPT Plus/Pro (Codex Subscription) - Personal for your personal ChatGPT account.
  2. ChatGPT Plus/Pro (Codex Subscription) - Work for your work ChatGPT account.

For example, /login shows entries like:

Select provider to configure:

 → ChatGPT Plus/Pro (Codex Subscription) • unconfigured
   ChatGPT Plus/Pro (Codex Subscription) - Personal ✓ configured
   ChatGPT Plus/Pro (Codex Subscription) - Work ✓ configured

Then use Pi's provider/model selection UI or command to choose a Codex model under either alias:

  • openai-codex-personal
  • openai-codex-work

Each alias uses the same built-in OpenAI Codex model list, but stores separate OAuth credentials.

The extension also syncs the selected alias token into Codex-related environment variables for compatible extensions/tools during the active session.

Sub-bar compatibility

This extension is compatible with sub-bar, the Pi usage/status bar extension.

When you select either openai-codex-personal or openai-codex-work, this extension exposes the selected alias credentials through Codex-compatible environment variables and asks sub-bar's shared sub-core to refresh. This lets sub-bar show usage for the currently selected Codex alias instead of only Pi's default Codex provider.

Note

You can log out of Pi's default OpenAI Codex provider if you only want to use the aliases, or keep the default provider logged in and use it for a third ChatGPT account.

License

MIT