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@daguanren21/encore

v0.1.1

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Keep Codex coding sessions going through usage limits.

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@daguanren21/encore

The bundled encore command, published as @daguanren21/encore. The legacy codex-auto bin name remains available for compatibility. From the repository root, build with pnpm build; from this package directory, use pnpm --filter @codex-auto/cli build. Then run node dist/bin.mjs --help.

cmux Dock

The cmux Dock control and the Codex Insights MCP plugin are separate integrations. Install the global right-sidebar control with:

encore cmux install

The installer idempotently manages Encore's control (stored with the stable internal id codex-auto) in ~/.config/cmux/dock.json and preserves all other controls. Use cmux's Reload Dock action if the sidebar was already open. The managed command is encore dock --watch; one-shot encore dock --color never is available for diagnostics. Remove only this control with:

encore cmux uninstall

The Dock process inherits the current cmux workspace directory and refreshes every 10 seconds.

Tmux

After exposing the built dist/bin.mjs as encore on PATH, install or remove the managed status bar with:

pnpm build
encore tmux install
tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf
encore tmux uninstall

The installer preserves existing config and inserts one idempotent block before TPM initialization. It requests a 10-second tmux refresh and renders the active pane's Codex session through statusline --format tmux, with a 10-second cache under ~/.codex-auto/statusline-cache. Existing plugins may select a shorter global tmux interval without causing more frequent rollout scans.

statusline also supports --format ansi|plain|tmux, --width <columns>, --cache-ttl <seconds>, and --state-dir <path>. Tmux output uses native formatting rather than ANSI. This status bar is independent of Codex's native /statusline and the Codex Insights MCP plugin.