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# Codexdian Codexdian is an Obsidian desktop plugin that embeds Codex CLI into your vault. It lets Codex work directly inside the vault as a coding and knowledge-management collaborator with file editing, search, terminal execution, multi-step workflows, agents, skills, and MCP integrations. This backup repo is intentionally sanitized for public upload. ## Included - `manifest.json` - `main.js` - `styles.css` ## Excluded for Privacy This repo does **not** include: - `data.json` local plugin state - API keys, auth tokens, or custom headers - personal vault content - local conversation/session records - `.codex/config.toml` or other user-specific Codex config files If you use private endpoints or keys, configure them locally after installation and do not commit them. ## Requirements - Obsidian `>= 1.4.5` - Desktop Obsidian - Codex CLI installed and available in `PATH` No extra Obsidian community plugins are required. ## Install 1. Install Codex CLI and confirm `which codex` works in your terminal. 2. Copy this folder to your vault plugin path: - `.obsidian/plugins/codexdian/` 3. Make sure these files exist in that folder: - `manifest.json` - `main.js` - `styles.css` 4. In Obsidian: - `Settings -> Community plugins -> Reload plugins` - Enable `Codexdian` 5. Configure local environment variables or Codex config on your own machine if needed. ## Optional Ecosystem Pieces Codexdian can work with these optional local components: - `~/.codex/skills` - User-installed Codex skills - `.codex/agents` or `~/.codex/agents` - Custom agents / subagents - `.codex/config.toml` or `~/.codex/config.toml` - Codex CLI config - `~/.codex/plugins` - Optional Codex plugins discovered by the CLI - `.codex/mcp.json` - MCP server definitions - `AGENTS.md` / `CODEX.md` - Vault-level working instructions that Codex can read and follow - `codex-in-chrome` - Optional browser extension for Chrome integration ## Notes - This repository currently ships the built plugin bundle directly. - Some internal CSS class names and implementation identifiers still use legacy `claudian-*` naming from the earlier codebase. That does not affect runtime usage. ## Publish to GitHub If you want to push this sanitized backup to a new GitHub repository: ```bash cd codexdian-github git init git branch -M main git add . git commit -m "Initial Codexdian backup" git remote add origin <your-github-repo-url> git push -u origin main ```