@dslzl/csa

csa installs a Rust manager beside the official Codex CLI. The Node launcher only selects the matching platform package, verifies its SHA-256, and forwards the process.

Installing this npm package performs no patched-build download, build, activation, PATH change, or profile edit. It exposes only the csa command and never replaces the official codex npm bin.

csa doctor --manifest <absolute-manifest>
csa install
csa install --compat <compat-id>
csa install --manifest <absolute-manifest> --artifact <absolute-binary>
csa uninstall
csa prepare --manifest <absolute-manifest> --artifact <absolute-binary>
csa status
csa exec --isolated ... -- <codex-args>
csa plug
csa unplug
csa purge
csa shell init <sh|bash|zsh|fish>
csa shell env <sh|bash|zsh|fish>

Bare install detects the official Codex version, resolves the Manager target to the published artifact target, then installs the matching public Release with the greatest numeric terminal -pN revision. Use --compat only to pin an older exact match, and use absolute paths for local compatibility manifests and artifacts/sources. On Windows, a successful install puts the verified managed bin first in the user PATH and silently rechecks where.exe codex. On POSIX systems, it writes a precise CSA-owned profile block when the relevant shell profiles are safe to update. Use eval "$(csa shell env bash)" for the current Bash process and verify with command -v codex and type -a codex.

Interactive terminals use concise Human output and show install progress. Pass --json, or redirect stdout, for stable machine reports. status summarizes the installed and active command; doctor reports ordered PASS/WARN/FAIL checks and exits 0 for PASS/WARN, 1 for diagnosed failures, or 2 for incomplete diagnostics.