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holycodex

v0.16.12

Published

The `holycodex` package is the public command-line entry point for installing, inspecting, and removing HolyCodex through Codex's native plugin management.

Readme

HolyCodex CLI

The holycodex package is the public command-line entry point for installing, inspecting, and removing HolyCodex through Codex's native plugin management.

bunx holycodex install
bunx holycodex doctor
bunx holycodex remove

Use --yes when no interactive terminal is available. --profile selects native Root and specialist routing only. --tier independently selects service handling (standard, fast, or fast-all). The live profiles are low, default, and high (default is recommended). Existing serialized plan state migrates to profile; legacy go state is reported as requiring an explicit replacement. Legacy plus-low, plus, and plus-high configuration migrates to low, default, and high; removed Pro profiles fail with an explicit replacement requirement.

Profiles select configured Root and specialist route identities and the per-task effort matrix documented in BEHAVIOR.md. Every generated instruction targets GPT-6-family behavior regardless of a temporary routing model ID. Historical values are migration-only. Root uses gpt-6.1-sol with low, medium, and medium reasoning effort for the low, default, and high profiles respectively; native specialist route files use gpt-6-luna. Routing identity remains separate from instruction behavior.

Frontend and Security are required. ChatGPT Sites and Browser Use are optional and default on; Computer Use is optional and default off. Each selected capability must be supported and verified or installation fails explicitly. Sites availability may depend on account, region, workspace policy, or Codex surface; Browser Use depends on Codex surface/runtime; Computer Use has stronger platform/surface restrictions and greater external-action capability. The interactive installer accepts additional plugin IDs separated by whitespace; the repeatable --add-plugin <id> option remains available for scripts. Reinstalling with the current package reconciles a previous installation. Use --json for one validated machine-readable envelope. Human output reports the version, profile, tier, selected capabilities, and actionable warnings without printing the internal installation record. Browser Use and Computer Use are delegated capabilities for ordinary execution. Root retains visual inspection for visual tasks and manages the shared background dev server.

The development entry point is:

bun packages/cli/src/index.ts install --yes

Command syntax and response contracts are owned by CLI.md.

This package does not expose Intent or Assignment mutation. Root uses the separate deterministic holycodex-agent CLI for repo-local .holycodex/ work state; it is non-interactive and has no TUI, prompts, or ANSI output.

Contribute

Use Bun through mise, keep changes within the assigned package seam, and run the relevant local validation before handoff. Never place environment secrets or raw environment values in tracked files, package output, logs, CI artifacts, or uploads.

License

HolyCodex is licensed under Apache-2.0.