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@lmtlssss/slopex

v0.1.1

Published

2 months ago

Minimal reset-based continuity patcher for OpenAI Codex.

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slopex

slopex is a small patcher for @openai/codex.

It replaces summary-style compaction with reset-style continuity so long chats can clear live context and recover continuity from an Obsidian-style graph instead of stuffing an ever-growing summary capsule back into the model.

What It Does

auto-compaction resets live history instead of summarizing it,
/compact follows the same reset flow,
continuity is written under ~/.codex/obsidian_graph,
uninstall restores the original Codex binary when a safe backup exists, or repairs Codex from the official npm package if it does not, then removes the managed config block.

Install

Codex must already be installed:

npm install -g @openai/codex
npm install -g @lmtlssss/slopex

The installed package does not build Codex from source. It only does this:

find a matching patched binary,
back up the current Codex binary once,
swap in the patched binary,
write the managed slopex config block.

Patched binaries are resolved in this order:

bundled artifact in the package,
cached artifact under ~/.slopex/artifacts,
matching GitHub release asset for the current slopex version.

Commands

slopex install
slopex status
slopex uninstall

Maintainers

Release artifact builds are kept out of the shipped runtime. If you are working in the repo itself, use:

npm run build-release-artifact

The GitHub Actions release workflow can call that script and publish the resulting artifact without making normal slopex installs compile Codex locally.