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large-cli

v0.3.4

Published

A neon purple/blue terminal chat UI for Codex CLI

Readme

large-cli

A simple terminal chat UI for Codex CLI with a neon purple/blue look.

Install

npm install

Run

npm start

Or run the package directly after linking/publishing:

npm install -g .
large-cli

Run on Termux / Android

Termux support is included for Android terminals with Node.js installed.

pkg update
pkg install nodejs git
npm install
npm start

One-command setup from the repo:

bash ./scripts/termux-install.sh

Launch shortcut:

bash ./scripts/termux-launch.sh

Or use the npm aliases:

npm run termux:install
npm run termux:start

Notes:

  • The CLI detects Termux and shows a visible warning banner when running there.
  • The CLI detects Termux and prefers your active shell when launching Codex.
  • On Android, codex must be available in your PATH for the backend to work.
  • If your Termux shell is not Bash, the app falls back to sh.

large-cli can pass local MCP server definitions to Codex from a project file.

Create one of these in the folder you launch from:

  • large-cli.mcp.json
  • .large-cli.mcp.json

Example shape:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "time": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["mcp-server-time"]
    }
  }
}

Inside the app, run /mcp to see which servers were loaded.

MCP marketplaces and plugins

Use these commands inside the TUI:

  • /mcp market - shows the MCP Market usage hint
  • /plugin install <mcpmarket-url> - installs a marketplace source from a listing page like https://mcpmarket.com/server/minecraft-survival
  • /plugin market add <source> - same as install, but explicit
  • /plugin market upgrade [name] - upgrades one marketplace or all
  • /plugin market remove <name> - removes a marketplace

These commands proxy to the Codex CLI plugin marketplace manager.

Scripts

npm run check
npm run preview

Notes

  • The UI is a terminal app, not a web app.
  • It uses the Codex CLI as the backend AI.
  • On Windows, the app uses the platform Codex launcher path that works on this host.