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codex-tmux-statusline

v0.1.0

Published

Install a tmux launcher plus recent-request statusline for existing Codex CLI setups

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Keywords

codextmuxstatuslineworkflowcli

Readme

codex-tmux-statusline

Minimal installer for existing Codex CLI users who want one thing only:

  • tmux launcher for Codex sessions
  • recent-request statusline via tmux window names

It does not touch:

  • ~/.codex/config.toml
  • AGENTS.md
  • skills
  • MCP setup
  • your existing cxt wrapper, unless you do not have one yet

Install

npx -y codex-tmux-statusline@latest

What it installs:

  • ~/.codex/scripts/codex-tmux.sh
  • ~/.codex/scripts/codex-statusline.mjs
  • ~/.local/bin/codex-tmux-statusline
  • ~/.local/bin/cxt only when no existing cxt is present

On Windows it installs PowerShell and CMD wrappers in the same ~/.local/bin location.

Behavior

  • checks whether tmux is available
  • auto-installs tmux when a supported package manager is available
  • launches Codex inside tmux
  • updates the tmux window name to rq: <recent request summary>

The launcher defaults to plain codex, so it works with existing Codex setups instead of assuming a custom profile.

Commands

codex-tmux-statusline
codex-tmux-statusline safe
codex-tmux-statusline --profile careful
codex-tmux-statusline ls

If the installer created cxt, the same commands work through cxt.

Platform notes

  • macOS Apple Silicon and Intel: uses Homebrew when tmux is missing
  • Linux and WSL: uses apt-get, dnf, pacman, or zypper
  • Windows: installs MSYS2 through winget, choco, or scoop when needed, then installs tmux through MSYS2 pacman

Native Windows support is implemented through PowerShell/CMD wrappers that call the same tmux launcher inside MSYS2 bash. Existing Codex config and repo setup stay untouched.