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@pzzld/codex-shepherd

v6.5.6

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Thin Codex CLI adapter for native per-agent identity, lifecycle dispatch, and the shared Rust guard engine.

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@pzzld/codex-shepherd

The Codex adapter translates native hook envelopes into the typed fl03:[email protected] Component Model contract. The Rust component owns identity normalization, guard policy, lifecycle planning, provider facts, response validation, and canonical emission. Codex hooks only load the adjacent packaged runtime, translate the hook envelope, and hand a typed dispatch request to the native transport.

hooks/scripts/shepherd_guard.mjs handles PreToolUse and lifecycle events, failing closed when the component is missing, invalid, or returns a native identity response for another request. Codex's registered SubagentStart hook is translated into typed resume when the host supplies source_agent_id. Every native request and response is correlated by the Rust component before host context is emitted, and capability-blocked starts fail closed. The adapter exposes no separate apply executable; use shepherd compile --target codex --out <absolute-directory> for descriptor-safe installation.

The generated runtime is staged into @pzzld/component-runtime/runtime during release and is never committed. SHEPHERD_COMPONENT_MODULE is a test or embedding override only.