Codex Company

Installable CLI for starting, fixing, and inspecting Codex Company work.

Install

npm install -g codex-company
codex-company.cmd --smoke-test
codex-company.cmd

codex-company opens the interactive CLI. In PowerShell, use codex-company.cmd if npm's .ps1 shim is blocked by the execution policy. Bare prompts open the same session with the prompt preloaded.

Quick start:

codex-company.cmd
codex-company.cmd Build a status page
codex-company.cmd fix: Adjust the login flow
codex-company.cmd clean: Simplify the CLI parser
codex-company.cmd flow
codex-company.cmd help launch

Common commands:

codex-company.cmd continue
codex-company.cmd -r run_123
codex-company.cmd runs
codex-company.cmd last
codex-company.cmd receipt
codex-company.cmd checkpoint run_123
codex-company.cmd capabilities
codex-company.cmd where
codex-company.cmd -p "Build the first feature"
codex-company.cmd Build from @spec.md
codex-company.cmd Review @screenshot.png
Get-Content spec.md | codex-company.cmd Build from stdin

Codex Company delegates domain commands to a packaged platform runtime. First run creates ~/.codex_company/config.toml automatically. doctor --node checks the Node entrypoint, platform runtime, schema bundle, setup state, and Codex app-server command. capabilities shows the active Skill, MCP, Plugin, App, and permission inventory; skill(s), plugin(s), app(s), capability, and skills list are aliases for that inventory. where and paths print the resolved project, config, runtime, and Codex app-server paths. flow, workflow, and routes print workflow routing: L0/L1 stay cheap and direct, while L2/L3 add product, architecture, review, or branching only when the work justifies it. receipt and evidence are aliases for inspect, showing the run's contract, design, task, evidence, and integration refs. commands, examples, guide, and usage show the same compact help.

File refs follow the interactive CLI behavior: readable @text files expand into the prompt, while @image and @binary paths stay as file refs.

Inside the interactive CLI, type a task directly, use fix:/clean: prefixes, attach text with @file, or use slash commands: /new, /fix, /clean, /last, /runs, /inspect, /logs, /diff, /rollback, /where, /clear, /version, /flow, /capabilities, /help, and q. tab, tap, or next cycles create/fix/clean mode.