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@purplesword/codex

v0.153.4-fork.1

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Community-maintained fork of OpenAI Codex CLI.

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Community Codex CLI

This is the community-maintained PurpleSwords/codex fork of OpenAI Codex, not an official OpenAI package.

The npm package name is @purplesword/codex; its executable is codex. It shares that executable name with the official package, so do not install both globally into the same prefix. Use an isolated prefix when validating a candidate.

The root package selects one of six platform payloads through npm optional dependency aliases. Each payload retains the native Codex package layout, including the code-mode companion executable. LICENSE and NOTICE accompany the packages. This fork does not imply OpenAI endorsement.

Version 0.153.4 has already been published from the previous fork history. Rebuilding the current baseline does not replace that npm version. Candidate packaging is not authorization to publish or evidence of release readiness.

Fork version policy

The distribution version is <upstream-version>-fork.<revision>, for example 0.153.4-fork.1. Revisions start at 1 and increase for the same upstream baseline; they restart at 1 when the upstream baseline changes. These are examples, not allocated or published versions. The packager verifies that the upstream portion matches codex-rs/Cargo.toml and rejects bare versions for this fork.

Rust workspace and lockfile versions remain the upstream version. The npm root and six platform manifests record codexUpstreamVersion separately. The launcher passes CODEX_NPM_PACKAGE_VERSION from the installed root package; this metadata must not replace the native version used for protocol or model compatibility.

Under SemVer, the suffix is a prerelease and sorts below the corresponding bare version. Fork upgrade policy therefore compares upstream versions first, then numeric revisions. Only the previously published fork 0.153.4 is treated as revision zero for migration. This policy is not applicable to official installs; runtime updater integration is still pending. Do not rely on ordinary npm version ranges for this migration. A future stable distribution uses an explicitly chosen latest dist-tag, not the highest SemVer version among root and platform payloads.

Print a read-only plan (it does not check npm availability or publish anything):

python3 scripts/fork_release.py --version 0.153.4-fork.1 --current-version 0.153.4