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On a Windows installation I see this: PS C:\Users\user> ls C:\Users\user\.cache\codex-runtimes\codex-primary-runtime\dependencies\native\ Mode
by embedding-shape 1mo ago
On a Windows installation I see this:
PS C:\Users\user> ls C:\Users\user\.cache\codex-runtimes\codex-primary-runtime\dependencies\native\
Mode LastWriteTime Length Name
---- ------------- ------ ----
d----- 8/27/2026 10:09 AM git
d----- 6/16/2026 9:18 PM jxrlib
d----- 8/26/2026 7:37 PM libheif
d----- 6/17/2026 5:32 AM poppler
d----- 8/27/2026 10:09 AM powershell
So doesn't seem bundled with all installs at least.
- dofm 1mo agoIs this perhaps because the aim is to read Office documents and there are (maybe, I don't know for sure) default components within Windows that can do that?
- melagonster 1mo agoCodex always try Libreoffice first on my computer.
- thrdbndndn 1mo agoI don't think there are. Even when you have the MS Office suite installed, it doesn't really provide a good interface for LLMs or automation, so AI tools don't really use it.
- BizarroLand 1mo agoAnd libreoffice has some really useful and easy to use tools for document manipulation and creation hiding in the background.
- MatejKafka 28d agoIt does provide a pretty good COM interface.