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cc-codex-appserver

v0.1.0

Published

Claude-backed worker (a drop-in for `codex app-server`) that powers the claude-companion Codex plugin.

Readme

cc-codex-appserver

The Claude-backed worker for the claude-companion Codex plugin — a small JSON-RPC/stdio server, built on the Claude Agent SDK, that the plugin spawns to run Claude tasks and reviews. It is a drop-in for the shape of codex app-server, speaking a compact NDJSON variant of the same protocol.

You normally don't run this yourself — the claude-companion plugin launches it. Installing it globally is all that's required for the plugin to find it:

npm install -g cc-codex-appserver

The plugin resolves the cc-codex-appserver binary from your PATH automatically. To point at a specific build instead, set CLAUDE_COMPANION_APPSERVER (e.g. CLAUDE_COMPANION_APPSERVER="node /path/to/cc-codex-appserver.mjs") before launching Codex.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18.18 or later.
  • A local Claude Code login, or CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN / ANTHROPIC_API_KEY. The worker reuses whatever Claude authentication your shell already has; run claude login or claude setup-token if you haven't. ANTHROPIC_API_KEY shadows the OAuth token when both are set.

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.