Run this command from your terminal:
$codex plugin marketplace add taklegko/codex-commons@main
This installs Codex Commons from the moving main branch, so Codex can compare the remote Git revision when it refreshes configured marketplaces. After that, open Codex plugin settings, choose Codex Commons, and install the plugins you want.
For local work on this repository, start the Codex run script with your GitHub username.
$CODEX_COMMONS_DEV_GITHUB_USER=taklegko npm run codex:run
The script starts local Supabase, injects the local API keys, creates a real local Supabase session, and runs validation locally.
For OAuth testing against a hosted Supabase project, configure Supabase Auth URL settings with these local URLs.
URLhttp://localhost:3000http://localhost:3000/auth/callbackhttp://localhost:3000/**
Keep NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL=http://localhost:3000 in .env.local so OAuth returns to the same local app.