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OpenAI doesn't require that; only Anthropic does. OpenAI's harness is fully open source[1], and (AFAIK) doesn't come with any kind of signed-build request inte
by miki123211 4mo ago
OpenAI doesn't require that; only Anthropic does.
OpenAI's harness is fully open source[1], and (AFAIK) doesn't come with any kind of signed-build request integrity verification like Claude does. And by that logic, if you're allowed to use their API with a fork of Codex that you yourself compiled, there's nothing stopping you from making some other harness act like such a fork.
[1] https://github.com/openai/codex https://github.com/openai/codex
- lmwnshn 4mo agoAnd although Codex Desktop is not open source (AFAIK), it does expose CDP and appserver which allowed me to build a Greasemonkey-like plugin system on top of it. It's surprisingly powerful, you can add transcript annotations, programmatically control the side panels, integrate a native-looking account switcher, and so on.
- walthamstow 4mo agoThis sounds really cool. Do you have the source published anywhere?
- lmwnshn 4mo agoYup! MIT licensed, do whatever you want, you can also just use it directly with nodejs installed through `npx clankerbend` [0]. The screenshot on the github repo links you to a YouTube demo. Warning: I use this daily myself for work, but beyond me arguing with it to get the CDP architecture, this was completely vibe-coded. I mostly use vim mode (jump to line, jump to prev/next user message) and the account switcher. [0] https://github.com/onewillai/clankerbend https://github.com/onewillai/clankerbend