OpenAI Codex CLI

OpenAI Codex CLI Installation Tutorial — Install a terminal AI coding assistant on Windows, macOS, Linux, connecting to CoffeeRouter. Supports sandbox policies and atomic patch editing.

Demo

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Features

| Category | Feature
title: OpenAI Codex CLI description: OpenAI Codex CLI Installation Tutorial — Install a terminal AI coding assistant on Windows, macOS, Linux, connecting to CoffeeRouter. Supports sandbox policies and atomic patch editing.

Demo

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Features

| Category | Feature
| Terminal-based Coding Assistant | Codex CLI is a terminal-based interactive coding assistant for editing code, generating patches, and running commands in the command line. | | Tool-Driven Architecture | Provides tools such as apply_patch, shell, update_plan, and multi_tool_use for controlled modification of repository files and operations. | | Atomic Patch Editing | Uses a specialized patch format to atomically add/update/delete files via apply_patch, facilitating auditing and rollback. | | Sandbox and Approval | Supports sandbox policies (e.g., workspace-write, read-only) and approval modes (on-request, on-failure, never) to control write and network access permissions. | | Plan Tracking | update_plan is used to list steps and track status, requiring only one in_progress step at all times to maintain clear progress. | | Interaction Protocol | Sends brief introductory explanations before important operations, maintaining a friendly, concise tone and providing progress updates. | | Security Constraints | Adheres to strict rules (no arbitrary changes to unrelated files, no adding copyright headers, no executing destructive commands), requiring user approval for sensitive operations. | | Testing and Formatting | Recommends running relevant tests and formatting tools after modifications, but is not responsible for fixing issues unrelated to the current task. | | Output and Style | Final output adheres to CLI rendering specifications (e.g., ** for headings, backticks for paths/commands), maintaining a scannable and concise structure. | | Parallel Execution | Supports running multiple tools in parallel via multi_tool_use.parallel to improve efficiency. |

AI Model Configuration Method

Windows Graphical Guide

1. Open Terminal

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2. Install WSL

For optimal performance on Windows, please install and use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2).

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3. Install Codex CLI

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4. Modify Configuration File

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5. Start Using Codex CLI

Now you can start using Codex CLI!

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Note: After modifying the API address, all models (including officially preset models) will call your configured, legally authorized self-owned or organizational access point. Please use your own deployed CoffeeRouter, or confirm that the service provider has a CoffeeRouter service with legal upstream authorization and compliance obligations. Do not connect API addresses or keys from unknown sources to a production environment.

macOS Configuration Guide

1. Install Homebrew (Skip if already installed)

Homebrew is the missing package manager for macOS.

Official Website: https://brew.sh

2. Install Node.js Environment

3. Install Codex CLI

4. Modify Configuration File

5. Start Using Codex CLI

Now you can start using Codex CLI!

Note: After modifying the API address, all models (including officially preset models) will call your configured, legally authorized self-owned or organizational access point.

6. macOS Common Issues and Solutions

Linux Configuration Guide

1. Install Node.js Environment

Codex CLI requires a Node.js environment to run.

2. Install Codex CLI

3. Modify Configuration File

4. Start Using Codex CLI

Now you can start using Codex CLI!

Note: After modifying the API address, all models (including officially preset models) will call your configured, legally authorized self-owned or organizational access point.

5. Linux Common Issues and Solutions