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@spinejit/spine-codex

v0.1.0

Published

An independent Codex-based coding agent with Spine context management.

Readme


Quickstart

Install SpineCodex globally with npm:

npm install -g @spinejit/spine-codex
spine-codex

The compatibility command spinecodex invokes the same CLI. SpineCodex does not install a codex command, so it can coexist with the official @openai/codex npm package.

SpineJIT is enabled by default. For one run, disable it with spine-codex --disable spine_jit. To disable it persistently, set:

[features]
spine_jit = false

Release artifacts are published from the SpineCodex releases page.

Project identity and attribution

SpineCodex is an independent fork and derivative of the open-source OpenAI Codex repository. It adds Spine context management and is not the official OpenAI Codex CLI or the official @openai/codex npm package. The current product line began from OpenAI Codex release/0.144 at commit d82b7e5d4c1c274bee0eb55f92ec12d017e78634.

Report SpineCodex issues in the fork issue tracker. For upstream Codex documentation and behavior unrelated to Spine, refer to the OpenAI Codex repository.

Docs

SpineCodex is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License. OpenAI Codex and other derived components retain their attribution in NOTICE.