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oh-my-window

v0.1.0

Published

Windows psmux multi-Codex runtime — session management, MCP gateway, and CLI adapter layer.

Readme

oh-my-window

Private research repository extracted from ongoing triflux checkpoint lineage.

What this repo is

This repo isolates the Codex MCP substrate, route/gateway scripts, psmux-related session layer, Windows Bash-safe launcher logic, and the checkpoint/research artifacts that explain how this work evolved.

What this repo is not

This is not a full triflux fork. It intentionally overlaps with some triflux functionality, but only carries the codex-mcp / route / psmux / gateway / Windows execution surfaces needed for independent research.

Provenance

  • Primary code source: triflux main branch
  • Primary checkpoint lineage: ~/.gstack/projects/tellang-triflux/checkpoints
  • Supplemental context/plans/docs copied into research/

Key directories

  • hub/ extracted runtime code
  • scripts/ route/gateway/support scripts
  • hooks/ extracted config watcher hook
  • tests/ focused copied tests/fixtures/helpers
  • research/ checkpoints, context snapshots, plans, and docs from the source repo
  • .omx/ local planning artifacts for this extraction repo

Verification

Default verification for this research repo is intentionally scoped:

npm run test:core
npm run test:delegator
npm run test:gateway
npm run test:focused

Note: test:route-smoke is preserved as an expansion test, but it is not part of the default gate until more of the surrounding route surface is intentionally extracted.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >= 22 (ESM --test support)
  • Codex CLI >= 0.118.x (codex --version)
  • psmux >= 3.3.1 (Windows, psmux --version)
  • Git Bash (Windows, for .sh script execution)