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@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex

v4.0.0

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Codex App Server transport and normalizer for Agent UI.

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@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex

Codex App Server transport, request builders, generated protocol metadata, and normalization helpers for Agent UI.

Use this package when a host application connects Agent UI primitives to the Codex App Server protocol.

Install

bun add @nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex @nyosegawa/agent-ui-core

Common Imports

| Use case | Import | | --- | --- | | Browser WebSocket transport | import { createCodexWebSocketTransport } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex/websocket"; | | Text, image, mention, and skill input builders | import { textInput, localImageInput } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex/request-builders"; | | Grouped productized clients | import { createCodexClients } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex/clients"; | | Session facade | import { createCodexSession } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex/session"; | | Stable generated method types | import type { ThreadStartParams } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex/stable-types"; | | Normalized event helpers | import { normalizeCodexServerMessage } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex/normalizer"; | | Success-path App Server test fixture | import { createCodexAppServerSuccessFixture } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-codex/test-fixtures"; |

Package Boundary

This package models Codex App Server protocol behavior. It does not own the Codex process lifecycle, user credentials, remote deployment policy, or application-specific workflow orchestration.

Use the documented subpaths for browser-safe clients, request builders, normalizers, stable generated types, the session facade, and WebSocket transport. Generated schema files are source-owned implementation inputs, not deep-import targets.

The test-fixtures subpath provides an in-memory success-path Codex App Server fixture for host tests that need to exercise thread/start, turn/start, streamed assistant deltas, turn/steer, turn/interrupt, and turn/completed. It is not a process, authentication, storage, or bridge-policy runtime.

See the repository docs for current package exports and integration guidance: https://github.com/nyosegawa/agent-ui