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A small utility script I use to run codex-cli inside rootless podman
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container-codex

What is this?

It's a small utility shell script + dockerfile/docker-compose.yml that I use for running codex-cli inside rootless podman containers on my machine.

Setup

First off, you must have a working podman and podman-compose installation and they must be on PATH.

Now, to use this tool, you basically just need to be able to run the coco.sh shell script. I recommend creating a cmd/ directory inside this repo after cloning it, symlinking coco.sh to cmd/coco and adding this cmd/ subdir to your PATH.

E.g.

mkdir -p cmd
ln -sf "$(pwd)/coco.sh" cmd/coco
export PATH=$PATH:"$(pwd)/cmd"
# NOTE: If you intend to use this tool, you should likely add this last export PATH line to your ~/.bashrc file.

License

MIT License