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@codragraph/codex

v0.1.1

Published

OpenAI Codex CLI integration for CodraGraph — graph-aware context for Codex commands via codex.config.json hooks.

Readme

@codragraph/codex

OpenAI Codex CLI integration for CodraGraph. Enriches every Codex tool call with graph-aware context (callers, impact, process participation) so Codex doesn't blindly grep its way through the codebase.

Install

# 1) Install the codragraph CLI
npm install -g @codragraph/cli
codragraph setup

# 2) Install this integration globally
npm install -g @codragraph/codex

# 3) Wire it into Codex. Merges the bundled hooks into ~/.codex/config.json
#    (substituting the absolute install path so Codex finds the hook script)
#    and registers an mcpServer entry whose launcher is platform-correct:
#    `codragraph mcp` on macOS/Linux, `cmd /c codragraph mcp` on Windows
#    (Node 22's spawn can't launch `.cmd` shims directly).
codragraph-codex

The codragraph-codex command is idempotent — re-run it after upgrades. A sidecar ~/.codex/.codragraph-managed.json tracks which entries the installer owns, so user-managed hooks/mcpServers are never overwritten.

What it does

  • Pre-tool hook: when Codex is about to Grep / Glob / Read / Bash, the hook calls codragraph augment <pattern> and prepends the graph context to Codex's next prompt.
  • Post-edit hook: after Edit / Write, runs codragraph detect-changes to flag whether the index needs refreshing.
  • MCP server: registers a codragraph Codex MCP server (launching codragraph mcp, or cmd /c codragraph mcp on Windows) so Codex can call query / context / impact / cypher directly.

Configuration

API keys live in ~/.codragraph/config.json — the unified file the CLI, harness, and web app all use.

codragraph config set openai --api-key sk-...

License

Apache-2.0