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@hokusai/adapter-codex

v0.4.0

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`@hokusai/adapter-codex` exposes the Hokusai adapter surface for Codex-facing integrations built on top of `@hokusai/core`.

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Codex Adapter

@hokusai/adapter-codex exposes the Hokusai adapter surface for Codex-facing integrations built on top of @hokusai/core.

Install

pnpm add @hokusai/adapter-codex @hokusai/core

For the installable Codex plugin, verify setup after configuring auth:

export HOKUSAI_API_KEY=hk_live_your_key_here
$hokusai-doctor

The user surface is skills, not slash commands

Inside Codex, the plugin is driven by skills:

  • $hokusai-route — get a routing recommendation
  • $hokusai-report — preview and contribute the outcome of the latest route
  • $hokusai-privacy — show consent, retention, and stored state
  • $hokusai-doctor — diagnose setup problems

CODEX_COMMAND_MANIFEST (hokusai:run, hokusai:recommend, hokusai:preview, hokusai:outcome) is a library-level descriptor list for embedders building their own Codex surface. It is not what a plugin user types.

Core exports

  • createCodexAdapter()
  • createCodexModelProvider()
  • createCodexHarnessAdapter()
  • buildCodexTaskPacket()
  • previewCodexTaskPacket()
  • buildCodexOutcomeReport()
  • previewCodexOutcomeReport()
  • requestRecommendation()
  • previewRoutePayload()
  • submitOutcome()
  • promptOutcomeContributionWithCodex()

The installable Codex plugin bundles skills and an MCP stdio server. It ships no hooks: Codex discovers hooks/hooks.json by convention and trust-gates it at install, so the MVP never asks you to trust one. Use $hokusai-doctor as the final quickstart verification step before routing tasks, and $hokusai-report to contribute an outcome — it does not submit without HOKUSAI_OUTCOME_OPT_IN=true and explicit approval in the report flow.

Privacy and consent

Use the shared privacy model for env-only API key handling, local storage denylist behavior, retention, previews, and the HOKUSAI_OUTCOME_OPT_IN outcome submission opt-in.