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@diverga/codex-setup

v6.6.3

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Interactive TUI installer for Diverga Research Coordinator on Codex CLI

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Readme

@diverga/codex-setup

Interactive TUI installer for Diverga Research Coordinator on OpenAI Codex CLI.

Installation

# Using npx (recommended)
npx @diverga/codex-setup

# Using bunx
bunx @diverga/codex-setup

# Global installation
npm install -g @diverga/codex-setup
diverga-setup

Features

  • Beautiful TUI: Powered by @clack/prompts for a modern CLI experience
  • Research Paradigm Selection: Quantitative, Qualitative, Mixed Methods, or Auto-detect
  • Language Support: English and Korean (한국어)
  • Creativity Level: Configure T-Score preferences (Conservative, Balanced, Innovative)
  • Checkpoint Configuration: Choose which checkpoint levels require approval

What Gets Installed

The setup creates the following in ~/.codex/diverga/:

~/.codex/diverga/
├── config.yaml       # Your configuration
├── SKILL.md          # Codex skill definition
├── AGENTS.md         # 40 agent reference
└── skills/           # Agent skill files

Configuration Options

Research Paradigm

  • Auto-detect: Diverga detects your paradigm from context
  • Quantitative: Experimental, survey, meta-analysis
  • Qualitative: Phenomenology, grounded theory, case study
  • Mixed Methods: Sequential, convergent, embedded designs

Creativity Level (T-Score)

  • Conservative (T >= 0.5): Safe, validated approaches
  • Balanced (T >= 0.3): Differentiated + defensible (recommended)
  • Innovative (T >= 0.2): High contribution potential

Checkpoint Levels

  • Required: Research direction, paradigm, theory selection
  • Recommended: Analysis plan, integration strategy
  • Optional: Visualization, search strategy, writing style

40 Research Agents

Diverga provides 40 specialized agents across 8 categories:

| Category | Agents | |----------|--------| | A - Research Foundation | A1-A6 | | B - Literature & Evidence | B1-B5 | | C - Study Design & Meta-Analysis | C1-C7 | | D - Data Collection | D1-D4 | | E - Analysis | E1-E5 | | F - Quality & Validation | F1-F5 | | G - Publication | G1-G6 | | H - Specialized | H1-H2 |

After Installation

Use keywords in your Codex sessions to trigger agents:

"research question" → A1-ResearchQuestionRefiner
"meta-analysis" → C5-MetaAnalysisMaster
"theoretical framework" → A2-TheoreticalFrameworkArchitect

CLI Commands

After installation, use the bundled CLI:

~/.codex/diverga/.codex/diverga-codex list       # List all agents
~/.codex/diverga/.codex/diverga-codex tscore     # T-Score reference
~/.codex/diverga/.codex/diverga-codex vs         # VS methodology

Documentation

License

MIT