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iivo-cc

v0.2.1

Published

3 months ago

Quick Codex configuration helper for New API

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new-api codex config cli

iivo-cc

iivo-cc is a lightweight CLI package for quickly configuring Codex against a New API deployment.

Features

Interactive quick setup with a three-step flow: choose or input API key, choose tools, then choose a model for each selected tool
API keys are cached locally after input and can be cleared from the Step 1 menu
Uses the default Codex base URL https://ai.iivo.net/v1 without prompting
Uses the default Claude Code base URL https://ai.iivo.net without prompting
Uses the default OpenClaw base URL https://ai.iivo.net/v1 without prompting
Uses built-in defaults for provider config: model_providers.my_codex, provider name iivo, reasoning effort high
Provider section upsert for model_providers.<provider_id>
Automatic config backup before overwrite
Local API key helper written to ~/.config/iivo-cc/env.sh
Backup and restore commands

Local usage

From the repository root:

node ./bin/newapi-cc.js
node ./bin/newapi-cc.js quick
node ./bin/newapi-cc.js show

From tools/newapi-cc:

node ./bin/newapi-cc.js
node ./bin/newapi-cc.js quick
node ./bin/newapi-cc.js show

Or from the repository root without the wrapper:

node ./tools/newapi-cc/bin/newapi-cc.js quick
node ./tools/newapi-cc/bin/newapi-cc.js show

Intended published usage

After publishing this package to npm:

npx iivo-cc

What it writes

The quick setup updates:

~/.codex/config.toml
~/.codex/auth.json
~/.claude/settings.json
~/.openclaw/openclaw.json
~/.config/iivo-cc/env.sh

When an API key helper is created, the CLI also appends a source line to the detected shell rc file if needed.

Current tool support

Claude Code is written to ~/.claude/settings.json.
Codex is fully written to ~/.codex/config.toml and ~/.codex/auth.json.
OpenClaw is written to ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json.
OpenCode currently saves only your selections and chosen models for future support.

Publish

From this directory:

npm publish --access public

Notes

Codex Responses API uses the built-in default base URL https://ai.iivo.net/v1.
The CLI does not delete unrelated sections from ~/.codex/config.toml.
Provider defaults are geared toward OpenAI-compatible Responses routing through New API.