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@mypenny/codex

v0.1.26

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MyPenny memory injection for Codex

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@mypenny/codex

Codex plugin shell for MyPenny memory. It installs the MyPenny MCP server definition, MyPenny skill, and lifecycle hooks; hook behavior lives in @mypenny/core. Codex exposes the installed plugin directory through CODEX_PLUGIN_ROOT.

Relationship To The ChatGPT App

The ChatGPT App and Codex plugin share the MyPenny MCP server, but they do not provide the same behavior guarantees.

  • ChatGPT App V1 uses MCP instructions, tool descriptions, listing copy, and the ChatGPT Memory Setup widget.
  • Codex uses this plugin for a stronger lane: bundled MCP configuration, the MyPenny skill, and lifecycle hooks.
  • Installing the ChatGPT App does not automatically make this Codex plugin active, and installing this Codex plugin does not automatically install the ChatGPT App.

Install (once published)

codex plugin marketplace add HelperLabs/mypenny-plugin

Then open the Codex plugin browser and install mypenny-codex:

codex
/plugins

Upgrade

Refresh the marketplace source, then restart Codex so the bundled skill, MCP configuration, and hooks are reloaded:

codex plugin marketplace upgrade HelperLabs/mypenny-plugin

If Codex still shows the old plugin version, open /plugins, uninstall mypenny-codex, install it again from the refreshed marketplace, and start a new thread.

SharedSpace Scope

The per-project subconscious block does not need configuration; Codex passes the current working directory and MyPenny derives subconscious:<projectKey> from the repo.

Do not set local SharedSpace or workspace id environment variables in Codex. SharedSpace routing is server-side only: Peter or Aaron enables the hidden mode on the Convex deployment and manually marks selected plugin-token grants as server defaults. Unselected tokens stay private. Orgs are inferred from the selected SharedSpace row on the server.