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Rename codex-flows to codex-toys
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Development Flow

This monorepo is developed on jojo at jojo.build. Codeberg is a push mirror, and GitHub is used only when npm trusted publishing needs its workflow.

Remotes

Use jojo as the normal development remote:

git remote -v
# origin    git@jojo.build:peezy-tech/codex-toys.git
# codeberg  git@codeberg.org:peezy-tech/codex-toys.git
# github    https://github.com/peezy-tech/codex-toys.git

Push ordinary development to jojo:

git push origin main

jojo.build push-mirrors main to Codeberg. The local codeberg remote is kept for diagnostics and manual recovery.

Push to GitHub only when a release needs the trusted publishing workflow:

git push github main

Accounts

  • peezy is the human site admin account and has 2FA enabled.
  • matamune is an active development worker account for this host and is not a site admin.
  • Both accounts are Owners in peezy-tech.

Machine Keys

This host uses a dedicated jojo SSH key and GPG key:

~/.config/forgejo-keys/matamune-jojo-build-ssh.pub
~/.config/forgejo-keys/matamune-jojo-build-gpg.asc

The Codeberg key remains available for mirror diagnostics:

~/.ssh/id_ed25519_codeberg.pub

Jojo CLI

fj can talk to jojo.build after creating an application token:

fj --host jojo.build auth add-key <username> <token>
fj --host jojo.build auth use-ssh true
fj --host jojo.build auth list

CI And Branch Protection

main is protected on jojo.build.

  • Owners can push and merge.
  • Required status context: ci / check (push).
  • The workflow lives at .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml.
  • Protection applies to admins.
  • Signed commits are not required yet.

The CI workflow runs:

vp install --frozen-lockfile
vp run check:types
vp run test
vp run release:check

Releases

Canonical user-facing package:

  • codex-toys

The GitHub publish workflow checks whether each package version already exists on npm. It publishes a new codex-toys version and skips versions that are already present. Published packages are packed with pnpm pack and then handed to npm publish so workspace and catalog dependency specifiers are converted before the npm registry sees the package while GitHub provenance still comes from npm. Version numbers intentionally track the upstream Codex release line rather than strict semantic-versioning meaning. For example, if the current Codex-aligned line is 0.132.x, a breaking codex-toys stack release should usually advance to 0.132.1 rather than 0.133.0.

New public core runtime surfaces should be exported through codex-toys first, including reusable protocol helpers and runnable local backend bins. Product- or channel-specific gateways, such as Discord text or voice packages, should publish separately and depend on codex-toys from their own repositories.

Before publishing:

pnpm exec tsx scripts/check-publish-metadata.ts
vp run release:check
vp run check:types
vp run test
vp run docs:build
git diff --check

To publish through GitHub trusted publishing:

  1. Bump all public package versions in the stack to the same Codex-aligned version.
  2. Commit and push to jojo.
  3. Confirm the Codeberg mirror has received the commit.
  4. Push the same commit to GitHub.
  5. For a package name that has never existed on npm, create the package/trusted-publisher setup with the owning npm account first. Do not add npm tokens to the repo or GitHub secrets.
  6. Run .github/workflows/publish-codex-toys.yml on GitHub with confirmation input publish-codex-toys-packages.
  7. Verify npm:
npm dist-tag ls codex-toys