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@thinkscape/codex-thermos

v0.1.4

Published

Thermos plugin for OpenAI Codex: deep correctness/security and strict code-quality branch reviews.

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@thinkscape/codex-thermos

Pixel-art Thermos logo

Thermo-nuclear branch review for Codex: deep correctness and security audits, strict maintainability rubrics, and subagent orchestration.

Adapted from Cursor's MIT-licensed Thermos plugin.

Installation

Install the published Thermos plugin through Codex's plugin marketplace flow:

codex plugin marketplace add Thinkscape/agent-thermos
codex plugin add thermos@agent-thermos

The marketplace entry is in the repository at /.agents/plugins/marketplace.json. The npm package entry is @thinkscape/codex-thermos.

To update an existing install after a release:

codex plugin marketplace upgrade agent-thermos
codex plugin remove thermos@agent-thermos
codex plugin add thermos@agent-thermos

Primary invocation

$thermos

Pass a base ref, PR URL, or scope when useful:

$thermos main
$thermos https://github.com/acme/app/pull/123
$thermos review packages/api only

Architecture

flowchart TB
  subgraph L2["Orchestrator"]
    TH[thermos]
  end

  subgraph L1["Subagents"]
    SNR[thermo-nuclear-review-subagent]
    SNCQ[thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review-subagent]
  end

  DIFF[git diff + file contents]

  subgraph L0["Skills"]
    TNR[thermo-nuclear-review]
    TNCQ[thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review]
  end

  TH --> SNR
  TH --> SNCQ
  SNR --> TNR
  SNR --> DIFF
  SNCQ --> TNCQ
  SNCQ --> DIFF

Skills

| Skill | Description | |:------|:------------| | thermo-nuclear-review | Deep branch audit for bugs, breakages, security, devex, and feature-gate leaks. | | thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review | Strict maintainability audit for code-judo, 1k-line rule, spaghetti, and boundaries. | | thermos | Run both review passes and synthesize findings. |

Typical usage

  1. Gather git diff main...HEAD and relevant changed-file contents.
  2. Run both Thermos review passes on the same context.
  3. Synthesize prioritized, deduped findings.

If the current Codex surface has subagent support, $thermos should run the two review passes in parallel. If not, it should run them sequentially and keep the outputs separated before synthesis.

Attribution

This package adapts methodology, diagrams, and prompt structure from Cursor's Thermos plugin. See the repository NOTICE.md for the upstream MIT notice.