Loading .gitignore +2 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -11,3 +11,5 @@ src/main/resources/trained_model bioformats*.* metadata*.* /bin/ AGENTS.md run-codex.sh INSTALL-CODEX-ECLIPSE.md 0 → 100644 +107 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line # Codex + Eclipse Installation (Kubuntu 24.04) This document describes a known-working setup for using OpenAI Codex CLI alongside Eclipse on Kubuntu 24.04, with Codex launched from Eclipse in a real terminal (Konsole). ## Prerequisites - Kubuntu 24.04 - Eclipse (any recent version) - Git - Node.js + npm (user-level install, no sudo) - Konsole (default KDE terminal) ## 1. Install Codex CLI (user-local) Do NOT use sudo. npm install -g @openai/codex Verify: which codex codex --version The path should be under your home directory (for example ~/.npm-global/bin/codex). ## 2. Authenticate Codex Run: codex - Select “Sign in with ChatGPT” using the keyboard - Open the provided link in a normal Firefox window - Complete login - Exit Codex with Ctrl+D Authentication is stored locally; this is done once per machine. ## 3. Create a launcher script in the repo In the root of your Git repository: mkdir -p tools cat > tools/run-codex.sh <<'EOF' #!/usr/bin/env bash exec /FULL/PATH/TO/codex EOF chmod +x tools/run-codex.sh Replace /FULL/PATH/TO/codex with the output of `which codex` (for example /home/elphel/.npm-global/bin/codex). This avoids PATH issues when launching from Eclipse. ## 4. Configure Eclipse External Tool (Konsole) In Eclipse: Run → External Tools → External Tools Configurations… Create a new Program configuration. Main tab: - Name: Codex - Location: /usr/bin/konsole - Working Directory: Browse Workspace → select project root - Arguments: --workdir "/absolute/path/to/your/project" -e bash -lc "./tools/run-codex.sh" (Common tab: enable “Display in favorites menu → External Tools”.) Apply and Run. A Konsole window should open and display the Codex UI. ## 5. Add AGENTS.md (recommended) Create AGENTS.md in the repo root: ## Build - mvn -DskipTests clean package ## Running - Prefer Eclipse Run/Debug configurations. - Do not invent CLI run commands. ## Scope - Make minimal, focused changes. - Ask before touching GPU/CUDA code. Restart Codex after editing AGENTS.md. ## Daily workflow 1. Work in Eclipse 2. Launch Codex via Run → External Tools → Codex 3. Ask Codex to review or modify local code 4. Review changes in Eclipse 5. Commit and push ## Notes - Codex requires a real terminal (TTY); always launch via Konsole - Eclipse internal console will not work - Codex rereads AGENTS.md on startup - No /reload command exists; restart Codex instead Loading
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INSTALL-CODEX-ECLIPSE.md 0 → 100644 +107 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line # Codex + Eclipse Installation (Kubuntu 24.04) This document describes a known-working setup for using OpenAI Codex CLI alongside Eclipse on Kubuntu 24.04, with Codex launched from Eclipse in a real terminal (Konsole). ## Prerequisites - Kubuntu 24.04 - Eclipse (any recent version) - Git - Node.js + npm (user-level install, no sudo) - Konsole (default KDE terminal) ## 1. Install Codex CLI (user-local) Do NOT use sudo. npm install -g @openai/codex Verify: which codex codex --version The path should be under your home directory (for example ~/.npm-global/bin/codex). ## 2. Authenticate Codex Run: codex - Select “Sign in with ChatGPT” using the keyboard - Open the provided link in a normal Firefox window - Complete login - Exit Codex with Ctrl+D Authentication is stored locally; this is done once per machine. ## 3. Create a launcher script in the repo In the root of your Git repository: mkdir -p tools cat > tools/run-codex.sh <<'EOF' #!/usr/bin/env bash exec /FULL/PATH/TO/codex EOF chmod +x tools/run-codex.sh Replace /FULL/PATH/TO/codex with the output of `which codex` (for example /home/elphel/.npm-global/bin/codex). This avoids PATH issues when launching from Eclipse. ## 4. Configure Eclipse External Tool (Konsole) In Eclipse: Run → External Tools → External Tools Configurations… Create a new Program configuration. Main tab: - Name: Codex - Location: /usr/bin/konsole - Working Directory: Browse Workspace → select project root - Arguments: --workdir "/absolute/path/to/your/project" -e bash -lc "./tools/run-codex.sh" (Common tab: enable “Display in favorites menu → External Tools”.) Apply and Run. A Konsole window should open and display the Codex UI. ## 5. Add AGENTS.md (recommended) Create AGENTS.md in the repo root: ## Build - mvn -DskipTests clean package ## Running - Prefer Eclipse Run/Debug configurations. - Do not invent CLI run commands. ## Scope - Make minimal, focused changes. - Ask before touching GPU/CUDA code. Restart Codex after editing AGENTS.md. ## Daily workflow 1. Work in Eclipse 2. Launch Codex via Run → External Tools → Codex 3. Ask Codex to review or modify local code 4. Review changes in Eclipse 5. Commit and push ## Notes - Codex requires a real terminal (TTY); always launch via Konsole - Eclipse internal console will not work - Codex rereads AGENTS.md on startup - No /reload command exists; restart Codex instead