codex-adapter

# Codex Adapter This is aigent-OS's first (and currently only) non-Claude executor: a thin wrapper around `daemons/codex-adapter.sh` that runs a single bounded, mechanical task through the [Codex CLI](https://developers.openai.com/codex)'s non-interactive `codex exec` mode. ## Scope -- what "bounded and mechanical" means Good fits: a scripted rename, a config/gitignore entry, a repetitive multi-file edit with a clear before/after, a lint-fix pass. The task prompt you hand it should be checkable by a human (or you) glancing at the resulting diff -- if you can't describe in one sentence what "done" looks like, it's not bounded enough for this adapter; do it yourself instead. Not a fit: architecture decisions, anything requiring judgment about tradeoffs, anything touching credentials/secrets/production config, anything the user hasn't explicitly asked to route to Codex. ## Before you invoke it 1. Confirm the Codex CLI is actually available: `command -v codex` (or whatever `AIGENT_CODEX_BIN` is set to). If it isn't installed, tell the user instead of guessing at a path. 2. State the bounded task in one sentence, and the target directory. If either is unclear, ask -- don't invoke on a guess. ## Invocation ```bash bash daemons/codex-adapter.sh "<bounded task prompt>" --dir <path> [--sandbox <mode>] ``` - `AIGENT_CODEX_BIN` (env, default `codex`) -- path or name of the Codex CLI binary. Never hardcode a machine-specific path in the invocation; set the env var if the binary ...