Hi - would codex-profiles fit prpm as a small CLI utility for Codex users?
Disclosure: I maintain codex-profiles.
What it is:
codex-profiles is a dependency-free Bash CLI for running Codex CLI and Codex Desktop with isolated CODEX_HOME directories. Each profile keeps its own auth, config, sessions, connectors, plugins, caches, logs, and local state.
Why it may fit here:
prpm describes itself as a universal registry for AI coding tools, and codex-profiles is a focused AI coding workflow utility rather than a prompt pack or generic list.
Links:
Limits:
- Community-maintained; not an official OpenAI project.
- Isolates Codex CODEX_HOME state, not the full OS user, browser cookies, SSH keys, or GitHub CLI auth.
- Does not read, copy, print, parse, or migrate auth.json tokens.
If this is in scope, I can open a small PR/listing entry in whatever format you prefer.
Hi - would codex-profiles fit prpm as a small CLI utility for Codex users?
Disclosure: I maintain codex-profiles.
What it is:
codex-profiles is a dependency-free Bash CLI for running Codex CLI and Codex Desktop with isolated CODEX_HOME directories. Each profile keeps its own auth, config, sessions, connectors, plugins, caches, logs, and local state.
Why it may fit here:
prpm describes itself as a universal registry for AI coding tools, and codex-profiles is a focused AI coding workflow utility rather than a prompt pack or generic list.
Links:
Limits:
If this is in scope, I can open a small PR/listing entry in whatever format you prefer.