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pi-for-office-proxy

v0.2.6-pre

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One-command local HTTPS proxy helper for Pi for Office OAuth logins.

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pi-for-office-proxy

Local HTTPS CORS proxy helper for Pi for Office OAuth logins.

Usage

npx pi-for-office-proxy

This command:

  1. Ensures mkcert exists (installs via Homebrew on macOS if missing)
  2. Creates certificates in ~/.pi-for-office/certs/ when needed
  3. Starts the proxy at https://localhost:3003, or reuses an already-running healthy proxy on that URL
  4. Picks a random free port only when 3003 is busy and no compatible default proxy is already running
  5. Starts loopback-only callback listeners for ChatGPT, Anthropic, and Google OAuth so supported logins can complete without copy/paste when possible
  6. Bridges authenticated ChatGPT Codex requests to the upstream WebSocket transport when Pi for Office requests it (required for GPT-5.6 Luna in Office WebViews)

The bridge matches native Pi's upstream transport identity and UUIDv7 session semantics, and advertises X-Pi-For-Excel-Codex-WebSocket-Bridge: 1 on /healthz. A pre-0.2.5-pre process is intentionally treated as outdated: stop it, then run the current package so Luna is not routed through the unsupported SSE path.

Then in Pi for Office:

  1. Open /settings
  2. Enable Proxy
  3. Set URL to the URL printed by the proxy (normally https://localhost:3003)
  4. Run /login

Publishing (maintainers)

Package source lives in pkg/proxy/.

Before packing/publishing, prepack copies runtime files from repo root:

  • scripts/codex-websocket-bridge.mjs
  • scripts/cors-proxy-server.mjs
  • scripts/proxy-target-policy.mjs
  • scripts/proxy-client-policy.mjs

Publish from this directory:

cd pkg/proxy
npm publish