Important
This project is highly experimental.
Everything should be considered highly unstable unless stated otherwise.
Development is progressing steadily but not everything is ready yet. Check each repository for more details.
For now, this project targets only the Windows app. This is because I only have access to Windows devices, and supporting multiple platforms from the outset would significantly hinder development, especially at such an early stage. External PRs adding macOS or Linux support will be accepted once the project is fully functional and they prove it's working too on those platforms.
I started this project while the Codex app was being merged into the ChatGPT app. Support for the latter will be available from day one.
reverse: A complete toolkit for creating a locally running development version of the Codex app from its APPX package- Status : Started internally
- Progress : 55%
auto-reverse: A plugin forreversethat aims to reduce the time between an upstream app update and a working local version- Status : Started internally
- Progress : 5%
RFCs: Specifications describing how the tooling and mod SDK should behave, heavily inspired by the PEP system- Status : Not started
- Progress : 0%
SDK: A modding SDK for the Codex app that lets you easily create your own mods in minutes, also including AI-oriented skills to help bootstrap development- Status : Not started
- Progress : 0%
registry: The official community-maintained Codex app mod registry, heavily inspired by the Windhawk registry- Status : Not started
- Progress : 0%
mod-patcher: The only mandatory mod, allows all other mods to function and exposes the registry within the app- Status : Not started
- Progress : 0%
mod-thinking-orbs: IntegratesJakubantalik/thinking-orbsinto Codex for a cooler look !- Status : Not started
- Progress : 0%
Hello :)
This project contains neither your original source code nor any reconstructed source code.
Our tools solely aim to help people perform this process locally on their own computers, using only the files that you already provide.
Users are responsible for how they use these tools.
