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keep-codex-fast

v0.1.0

Published

Codex desktop maintenance skill, automation, and CLI for keeping local sessions, logs, config, and worktrees boring.

Readme

keep-codex-fast

Codex desktop maintenance as a CLI, Codex skill, automation template, and script.

It audits local Codex sessions, archived sessions, worktrees, config, state databases, logs, skills, plugins, memories, and automations. Cleanup is conservative: it backs up first, refuses mutation while Codex is running, never kills processes, and skips git worktree moves unless explicitly requested.

Install

npm i -g keep-codex-fast
keep-codex-fast setup

Then run audits or cleanup:

keep-codex-fast audit
keep-codex-fast apply

For manual cleanup, quit Codex first, then run:

keep-codex-fast apply --days 10 --worktree-days 14 --log-max-mb 250

Install the Skill with Skills CLI

After this repo is public on GitHub:

npx skills add k0nkupa/keep-codex-fast --skill keep-codex-fast -g -y --copy

The skill lives at:

skills/keep-codex-fast/SKILL.md

Homebrew

During development:

brew install --HEAD ./Formula/keep-codex-fast.rb

For public Homebrew installs, create a separate tap repository named k0nkupa/homebrew-keep-codex-fast, copy Formula/keep-codex-fast.rb into that tap, publish a GitHub release, update the formula URL/SHA, then users can run:

brew tap k0nkupa/keep-codex-fast
brew install keep-codex-fast
keep-codex-fast setup

Without a tap repo, users can still install directly from the formula URL or local checkout.

Commands

keep-codex-fast setup   # install skill and weekly automation into ~/.codex
keep-codex-fast audit   # run report-only maintenance
keep-codex-fast apply   # run cleanup; script refuses while Codex is open
keep-codex-fast doctor  # show install/runtime checks

Development

npm test
npm run check
npm run pack:dry