Based on every-code/main with a small set of local changes (Android/Termux builds, TUI UX work, and backports from codex-rs into code-rs).

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This fork is mostly about keeping code-rs in sync with newer codex-rs capabilities and making the TUI nicer to use day-to-day.

• Android/Termux build support
  • Extra scripts and docs in the repo root: build.zsh, ANDROID_BUILD*.md, android-build-demo.sh.
• Layered config and diagnostics
  • Additional config layers (system + project + user) with better error/diagnostic surfaces.
  • CLI schema/validation helpers via code config schema and code config validate.
  • Can validate against both the Codex and code-rs schemas.
• App-server backports
  • More app-server message processor/runtime wiring (including v2 surfaces) to expose richer config + MCP status information to the TUI (server status, tools, resources, failures, auth).
• Auth + accounts
  • Runtime-selectable credential store mode (file, keyring, auto, ephemeral) with TUI wiring and per-change apply/migrate prompts.
  • Multi-account flows kept working across store-mode changes.
• Agent execution and automation backports
  • Refactored agent exec runner modules (command detection, arg planning, runtime paths) to make execution behavior more consistent across shells.
  • Exec runtime/session loop refactors to improve non-interactive automation flows.
• MCP auth/status + richer TUI controls
  • OAuth login/logout flow for streamable HTTP MCP servers.
  • Per-server auth status surfaced end-to-end (core -> app-server -> CLI -> TUI).
  • CLI: mcp status dumps live server status (supports --json).
  • TUI MCP settings support per-tool enable/disable, tool detail inspection, and improved mouse/keyboard interactions.
• MCP access policy backports
  • Style/profile-aware allow/deny prompting for MCP server access, including per-session allow-lists.
• Shell selection + style/profile routing
  • Shell selection is configurable and drives style profile behavior.
  • Style profiles can influence skills/profiles and MCP allow/deny behavior.
• Skills backports
  • Explicit skill/file mentions can inject skill contents into prompts.
  • Warn when mentioned skills depend on MCP servers that are missing/disabled.
  • Preserve extra SKILL.md frontmatter on edits.
• Collaboration modes and tool specs
  • Collaboration-mode instruction templates in core.
  • Tool spec/output-format plumbing used for automation and structured tool configuration.
• Approvals/command safety backports
  • Canonicalize command approval matching across shells.
  • Expanded command safety context and Windows/PowerShell-specific safety handling.
• Cross-platform MCP improvements
  • Better MCP server program resolution on Windows.
• TUI streaming/history refactors
  • Refactored streaming/event pipelines with stricter ordering and history virtualization changes.
• Maintainability refactors/backports
  • Split large core and TUI modules into smaller units (agent execution, event pipelines, settings panes) to reduce boilerplate and make reuse easier.
• Status line customization
  • Configurable top/bottom status lines (separate settings, not necessarily symmetric).
  • Custom line rendering supports hover/click affordances similar to the default bar.

• Rust sources to edit live under code-rs/.
• codex-rs/ is treated as a read-only mirror of OpenAI Codex and used for parity work and reference.

git diff every-code/main..main

git log --oneline every-code/main..main

./build-fast.sh