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@islee23520/lfg

v0.1.10

Published

omo / lazycodex Grok Build adapter: npx @islee23520/lfg setup --run installs ~/.grok via internal grok-install (not a Grok plugin).

Readme

lfg

omo / lazycodex setup helper for Grok Build.

npx @islee23520/lfg setup

lfg installs the adapter into ~/.grok/installed-plugins/lfg with hooks, agents, and model config. It does not run npx lazycodex-ai install into ~/.codex.

What it is

A small npm CLI for installing the omo/lazycodex Grok adapter as a real directory under ~/.grok.

Not a Grok plugin. Not a runtime. Not a replacement for lazycodex-ai.

When to run what

| Situation | Command | |---|---| | First install | npx @islee23520/lfg setup | | Sync models / preserve healthy existing install | npx @islee23520/lfg setup --run | | Force reinstall or repair adapter tree | npx @islee23520/lfg setup --run --force | | Refresh model list + context windows + per-model auth (no plugin tree change) | npx @islee23520/lfg --json setup --refresh --run | | Automation | npx @islee23520/lfg --json setup --run |

During interactive setup, lfg can read an OpenAI-compatible base URL, fetch /v1/models, map model aliases, and ask before writing files.

Commands

npx @islee23520/lfg setup
npx @islee23520/lfg --json setup
npx @islee23520/lfg --json setup --base-url http://127.0.0.1:11434
npx @islee23520/lfg --json setup --preset grok
npx @islee23520/lfg --json setup --preset gpt
npx @islee23520/lfg --json setup --run
npx @islee23520/lfg setup --run
npx @islee23520/lfg setup --run --force

Development

npm test
npm run self-test
npm run typecheck
npm run verify

Publish from the repository root, not from plugins/lfg.