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tokenguard-bridge

v0.1.3

Published

12 days ago

Local Codex bridge for TokenGuard.

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tokenguard-bridge

Local Codex bridge for TokenGuard.

Start Without Global Install

Before installing:

Install Node.js 20 or newer.
Mac: install the Codex desktop app in /Applications/Codex.app.
Windows: install Codex CLI and confirm codex --version works in PowerShell.
Sign in to Codex with your ChatGPT/Codex account.

npx -y tokenguard-bridge@latest start

Keep that terminal window open while using TokenGuard.

Then open:

https://tokenguard-prod.vercel.app

Optional Global Install

npm install -g tokenguard-bridge@latest
tokenguard-bridge start

If global install gives a permission error on macOS, use the npx command above instead.

Status

tokenguard-bridge status

Requirements

Node.js 20+
Mac: Codex desktop app installed, or Codex CLI available as codex
Windows: Codex CLI available as codex
Codex signed in with your ChatGPT/Codex account

On macOS, the bridge automatically looks for Codex at:

/Applications/Codex.app/Contents/Resources/codex

If you already installed an older bridge version globally, update with:

npm install -g tokenguard-bridge@latest

Privacy

The bridge runs on 127.0.0.1 and talks to the local Codex app-server. TokenGuard does not store your ChatGPT password or full Codex conversations on the hosted server.