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@sudarshanchaudhari/temporalthread-codex-integration

v0.1.0

Published

Official Codex integration package for TemporalThread.

Readme

Codex integration

TemporalThread integrates with Codex through the existing local stdio MCP server, the temporal-awareness skill, and best-effort documented lifecycle hooks. Node.js 24 or newer and the temporalthread CLI are required.

Preview and install from the target repository:

temporalthread integrate codex install --scope project --dry-run
temporalthread integrate codex install --scope project --yes
temporalthread integrate codex doctor --scope project

Use --scope user for a user-level install. Other supported commands are uninstall, status, doctor, print-config, install-skill, and remove-skill. Mutating non-interactive commands require --yes; JSON output is available with --json.

The installer validates MCP before mutation, parses and preserves unrelated configuration, creates timestamped backups, writes atomically, refuses uncertain ownership, records a content-free installation manifest, and rolls back its current transaction on validation failure. Uninstall removes only managed entries and preserves the TemporalThread database unless --purge-data --yes is explicit.

The official plugin package is under plugin/ and contains .codex-plugin/plugin.json, .mcp.json, the same skill, the same hooks, and its own privacy/compatibility notices. Plugin installation cannot install the CLI or approve hook trust. The IDE extension does not install plugins; use the direct installer there.

Codex supplies documented prompt and last_assistant_message fields to hooks. TemporalThread does not parse transcript_path. Capture can be missed if hooks are disabled, untrusted, interrupted, timed out, or omitted on abnormal termination. Hooks record temporal references but do not create firm commitments; that still requires the model to call record_commitment.

The default temporal-references-only mode stores metadata and locally parsed temporal references, not complete prompts. full-local-history requires explicit opt-in. No component opens a network listener or sends telemetry.

Official references: MCP, hooks, skills, and plugins.