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clankerbend

v0.1.3

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OneWill ClankerBend protocol host and public reference apps.

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Readme

ClankerBend

ClankerBend lets you build Codex Desktop plugins without rebuilding or re-signing Codex Desktop itself. It uses CDP to provide a more stable API for tasks such as transcript navigation, chat annotation, attaching a file to the prompt window, opening the side panel, and so on. YouTube demo (or click on the screenshot):

ClankerBend is an independent OneWill project compatible with OpenAI Codex Desktop on macOS. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI (unless... 🥺).

Quickstart

You'll need macOS with Codex Desktop and nodejs. Then just:

npx clankerbend

That starts Codex Desktop with the default ClankerBend profile and bundled apps:

  • ClankerID: switch between Codex accounts.
  • VimNav: Vim-style transcript navigation, number rails, role jumps, search, and a side panel.
  • Sticky Notes: select transcript text, click Add note, and the generated note will (1) create a markdown file and (2) attach itself to the current Codex prompt. Inspired by @zats.

Runtime State

ClankerBend writes runtime state outside the package:

  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/OneWill/ClankerBend

Override with ONEWILL_CLANKERBEND_STATE_DIR.

Managed Codex account profiles live under the same state directory. The primary profile remains your normal CODEX_HOME or ~/.codex; managed profiles get their own codex-home and Electron user-data directories. You can start a saved profile directly with:

npx clankerbend --account work

Security

ClankerBend binds to 127.0.0.1 on an OS-assigned ephemeral port. The launcher prints the exact host URL and bearer token, for example Host: http://127.0.0.1:49152 and Token: .... /clankerbend/* endpoints require a bearer token by default. For local protocol debugging, you can set ONEWILL_CLANKERBEND_DISABLE_AUTH=1. Hosted app pages receive the same bearer token from their app URL fragment and from a host-injected HTML bootstrap so URL rewriting does not break app auth.