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relmio

v0.7.0

Published

Install private local OpenAI API and Codex endpoints with explicit provider credential boundaries, plus the existing isolated n8n sidecar.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

relmiogpt-5-6-solgpt-5-6-terragpt-5-6-lunagpt-2-0-imagen8nai-agentapi-keyaichatgptcodexopenai

Readme

Relmio

This package starts Relmio's local setup wizard for a private n8n sidecar or a loopback-only local endpoint. It supports Node.js 22 or newer.

Quick install

npx --yes --ignore-scripts relmio@latest

The wizard opens a private 127.0.0.1 page, verifies Docker, and requires a final confirmation before it writes files or deploys a VPS sidecar.

What it can install

| Option | Contract | Credential boundary | | --- | --- | --- | | Local OpenAI gateway | OpenAI-compatible /v1 | Your OpenAI Platform API key | | Codex App Server | Experimental JSON-RPC/WebSocket | ChatGPT sign-in and a high-trust local capability | | Codex Chat Adapter | Experimental POST /chat | ChatGPT sign-in and a bearer for trusted local backends | | n8n sidecar | Private Docker-network /v1 bridge | A local ChatGPT sign-in file, never a host port |

ChatGPT sign-in does not become an OpenAI Platform API key. Codex transports are not generic /v1 services and should never be exposed on a LAN or public network.

ChatGPT sign-in lifetime

ChatGPT/Codex sign-in tokens expire, but the official Codex client refreshes them automatically during active use before they expire, so active sessions usually continue without another browser login. The official OpenAI authentication documentation does not publish a fixed 10-day lifetime; do not plan around one. This provider credential is separate from Relmio's local capability, which remains valid until you rotate it.

Common problems

  1. Docker is not running: start Docker Desktop or Docker Engine with Compose, then open a fresh wizard. See https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/troubleshooting#docker-is-not-running.
  2. Authentication fails: close stale sign-in tabs and use only the newest local wizard URL printed by the active terminal. See https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/troubleshooting#authentication-fails.
  3. Local image build failed: check Docker, disk space, and registry connectivity; the browser intentionally does not reveal Docker stderr or local paths.

Full guides use absolute HTTPS links:

  • https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/getting-started
  • https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/local-endpoints
  • https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/vps-and-n8n
  • https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/troubleshooting#local-image-build-failed
  • https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/security
  • https://relmio.vercel.app/docs/reference

Source and issues: https://github.com/Demonbane18/relmio

License: Apache-2.0