sneakoscope 0.6.80 → 0.6.85

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  ![](https://github.com/mandarange/Sneakoscope-Codex/raw/dev/docs/assets/sneakoscope-codex-logo.png)
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- Sneakoscope Codex (`sks`, displayed as `ㅅㅋㅅ`) is a Codex CLI/App harness for repeatable agent workflows. It adds terminal commands, Codex App `$` prompt commands, cmux-native CLI workspaces, Team/Goal/QA/Research routes, Context7 evidence checks, DB safety, TriWiki context tracking, Honest Mode, and release-readiness gates.
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+ Sneakoscope Codex (`sks`, displayed as `ㅅㅋㅅ`) is a Codex CLI/App harness for repeatable agent workflows. It adds terminal commands, Codex App `$` prompt commands, warp-native CLI workspaces, Team/Goal/QA/Research routes, Context7 evidence checks, DB safety, TriWiki context tracking, Honest Mode, and release-readiness gates.
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  ## Quick Start
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  | Area | What it does |
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- | CLI runtime | `sks`, `sks cmux`, and `sks --mad` open Codex CLI in a cmux workspace. |
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+ | CLI runtime | `sks`, `sks warp`, and `sks --mad` write/open Warp Launch Configurations for Codex CLI. |
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  | Codex App commands | Installs generated skills so `$Team`, `$From-Chat-IMG`, `$DFix`, `$QA-LOOP`, `$Goal`, `$DB`, `$Wiki`, `$Help`, and related routes are visible in prompt workflows. |
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  | Team orchestration | Runs substantial work through ambiguity handling, scouts, TriWiki refresh, debate, runtime task graphs, worker inboxes, implementation, review, cleanup, reflection, and Honest Mode. |
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  | From-Chat-IMG | Turns chat screenshots plus original attachments into source-bound work orders, then requires scoped QA evidence before completion. |
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  - Node.js `>=20.11`
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  - npm
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  - Codex CLI for terminal workflows
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- - Codex App for app-facing workflows and first-party Browser Use / Computer Use parity
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- - cmux for the CLI-first runtime
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+ - Codex App for app-facing workflows, with Codex Computer Use required for UI/browser evidence
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+ - Warp for the CLI-first runtime
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  - Context7 MCP for current-docs-gated routes
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- On macOS, `sks --mad` can install cmux through Homebrew when cmux is missing. You can also install it manually:
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+ Install Warp from [warp.dev/download](https://www.warp.dev/download). On macOS, Homebrew users can also install it with:
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  ```sh
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- brew tap manaflow-ai/cmux
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- brew install --cask cmux
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- ```
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- If the CLI is not on `PATH`, SKS also checks the app bundle path:
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- ```sh
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  `sks --mad` is stricter than the normal runtime path:
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  - Checks npm for a newer `sneakoscope` before launch and asks whether to update when the terminal can answer y/n.
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  - Installs the latest Codex CLI with `npm i -g @openai/codex@latest` when it is missing and you approve or pass `--yes`.
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- - Installs or upgrades the latest cmux cask through Homebrew when cmux is missing or not launchable.
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- - Re-probes the real cmux binary after install instead of trusting Homebrew's success text alone.
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- - Wakes cmux and retries the socket probe; if the socket is broken, SKS attempts a cmux app restart during that explicit launch.
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- - Reuses the named SKS MAD cmux workspace when it already exists and closes duplicate SKS-named MAD workspaces instead of increasing the workspace count on every launch.
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+ - Requires Warp to be installed before opening the Launch Configuration.
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+ - Writes a named Warp Launch Configuration and opens it through `warp://launch/<name>.yaml`.
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  ## Installation
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  ```sh
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  sks bootstrap
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  sks codex-app check
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  sks doctor --fix
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  sks fix-path
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  ```
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- ### Open Codex CLI With cmux
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  ```sh
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- `sks` opens a cmux workspace for Codex CLI when running in an interactive terminal. `sks cmux check` is diagnostic and prints readiness without starting a workspace. It checks both the cmux executable and the workspace socket so a stale app/socket is reported before launch.
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+ `sks` writes a Warp Launch Configuration for Codex CLI and opens it through Warp's public URI scheme when running in an interactive terminal. `sks warp check` is diagnostic and prints readiness without starting a workspace.
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  ```sh
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- This creates/uses the `sks-mad-high` Codex profile for a one-shot full-access, high-reasoning cmux workspace with `approval_policy = "on-request"` and `approvals_reviewer = "auto_review"`. It is scoped to that explicit command and does not change normal SKS/DB safety defaults. Repeat launches select the existing named SKS MAD workspace and clean duplicate SKS-named MAD workspaces instead of creating an endless workspace list.
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+ This creates/uses the `sks-mad-high` Codex profile for a one-shot full-access, high-reasoning Warp launch with `approval_policy = "on-request"` and `approvals_reviewer = "auto_review"`. It is scoped to that explicit command and does not change normal SKS/DB safety defaults. Repeat launches overwrite the same named SKS MAD Launch Configuration.
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  MAD does not disable the pipeline contract: stages, executors, reviewers, and auto-review policy still must not invent unrequested fallback implementation code. If the requested path cannot be implemented, SKS should block with evidence rather than add substitute behavior.
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- Team mode prepares the mission, records live events, compiles runtime tasks and worker inboxes, writes schema-backed effort/work-order/dashboard artifacts, and opens a named cmux Team workspace with split live lanes when cmux is available. `sks team dashboard` renders the cockpit panes for mission overview, agent lanes, task DAG, QA/dogfood, artifacts/evidence, and performance.
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+ Team mode prepares the mission, records live events, compiles runtime tasks and worker inboxes, writes schema-backed effort/work-order/dashboard artifacts, and opens a named Warp Team Launch Configuration with split live lanes when Warp is available. `sks team dashboard` renders the cockpit panes for mission overview, agent lanes, task DAG, QA/dogfood, artifacts/evidence, and performance.
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+ The Warp Team launch is a live orchestration screen: the first pane follows `sks team watch <mission-id> --follow` as the mission overview, and neighboring split panes follow individual `sks team lane <mission-id> --agent <name> --follow` views. SKS gives lanes role-specific colors, labels, and terminal titles, so scouts, planning/debate voices, executors, reviewers, and safety lanes are visually distinct while the same evidence is mirrored into `team-transcript.jsonl`, `team-live.md`, and `team-dashboard.json`.
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- The cmux Team workspace is a live orchestration screen: the first pane follows `sks team watch <mission-id> --follow` as the mission overview, and neighboring split panes follow individual `sks team lane <mission-id> --agent <name> --follow` views. SKS colors and labels lanes by role, so scouts, planning/debate voices, executors, reviewers, and safety lanes are visually distinct while the same evidence is mirrored into `team-transcript.jsonl`, `team-live.md`, and `team-dashboard.json`.
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+ Agent sessions communicate through the bounded Team transcript. Use `sks team message <mission-id|latest> --from <agent> --to <agent|all> --message "..."` to add direct or broadcast messages; lane panes show messages addressed to that agent plus the fallback global tail.
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+ TriWiki is intentionally sparse: `sks wiki sweep` records demote, soft-forget, archive, delete, promote-to-skill, and promote-to-rule candidates instead of injecting every old claim into future prompts. `sks harness fixture` validates the broader Harness Growth Factory contract: deliberate forgetting fixtures, skill card metadata, experiment schema, tool-error taxonomy, permission profiles, MultiAgentV2 defaults, and Warp cockpit view coverage. `sks code-structure scan` flags handwritten files above 1000/2000/3000-line thresholds so new logic can be extracted before command files become harder to maintain.
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  "description": "Sneakoscope Codex: database-safe Codex CLI/App harness with Team, Goal, AutoResearch, TriWiki, and Honest Mode.",
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