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vibecode-android

v1.3.3

Published

VIBECODE Termux and Ubuntu launcher for Codex on Android

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Maintainers

5araang5araang

Keywords

termuxandroidcodexubuntuvibecode

Readme

VIBECODE

VIBECODE is a Termux + Ubuntu setup for running Codex on Android.

It provides:

  • vibecode.sh for first-time setup
  • open.sh for opening Ubuntu later
  • a project menu inside Ubuntu at /root/projects

Features

  • Termux package setup
  • Ubuntu container setup with proot-distro
  • Codex install in Termux and Ubuntu
  • simple progress UI
  • project launcher inside Ubuntu
  • New Project, Open Project, Setup, and Exit menu

Commands

First-time setup

vibecode.sh

This will:

  • update Termux packages
  • install required packages
  • prepare storage
  • install Ubuntu if missing
  • configure Ubuntu
  • install Codex

Open again later

open.sh

This will:

  • open Ubuntu
  • show the project menu
  • create or open projects inside /root/projects
  • run codex in the selected project

Ubuntu project folder

All Ubuntu projects are stored in:

/root/projects

Examples:

/root/projects/myapp
/root/projects/testproject

Install

If you are using the local built package:

dpkg -i ./dist/vibecode_1.3_all.deb

If you are running directly from the repo:

bash data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/vibecode.sh

If you are publishing to npm:

npm install -g vibecode-android
vibecode

Build Package

bash build-package.sh

Built package output:

dist/vibecode_1.3_all.deb

Public Termux repo install

After your Termux APT repo is published, users should run:

echo "deb [trusted=yes] https://saarangggg.github.io/vibecoding stable main" > $PREFIX/etc/apt/sources.list.d/vibecode.list
pkg update
pkg install vibecode

GitHub

  • GitHub: https://github.com/Saarangggg
  • Instagram: https://instagram.com/5araang

Notes

  • Run vibecode.sh at least once before open.sh
  • open.sh depends on the Ubuntu helper created during setup
  • if Ubuntu is already installed, setup bypasses reinstall steps where possible