Codex

You need the Codex CLI, macOS or Linux, and Python 3.9+.

Install

codex plugin marketplace add rmarji/chiron-council
codex plugin add chiron@compound-club
codex plugin list | grep chiron

The last line should say something like chiron@compound-club installed, enabled 0.3.0. (Without the grep, codex plugin list prints the whole public catalogue, which is long.)

First question

Open a new codex session. Plugins load when a session starts, so an open session won’t see Chiron yet. Then type:

Convene the relationship council: we keep having the same fight about money.

Codex has no slash commands, so ask in plain words. “Ask Munger about this contract”, “run this past the money council” and “coach me through this decision” all work. You can also type @council.

Where your notes go

Normally in ~/.chiron/. If Codex’s sandbox won’t let it write to your home folder, it saves them in a .chiron/ folder inside the current project and tells you in one line. That’s fine. If you’d rather keep one shared history, approve the write to ~/.chiron next time Codex asks.

Update

codex plugin marketplace upgrade compound-club
codex plugin add chiron@compound-club

Remove

codex plugin remove chiron@compound-club
codex plugin marketplace remove compound-club

Next: your first council.