Mission control codex cli mode
An Open Source Platform For Building Projects With OpenAI's Codex, Claude CLI, And Other Coding LLMs Using Multi-Agent Swarms And Customizable Workflows. Runs On Windows, MacOS, And Linux.
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Use or prefer Codex CLI runner mode through Mission Control. Use when the user wants Codex CLI as the runner, needs its status explained, or wants the distinction between subscription auth and API-based providers kept clear.
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Mission Control Codex Cli Mode
Purpose
Explain or request Codex CLI runner mode while preserving local auth and approval boundaries.
The Codex chat agent is not the Mission Control Manager. It is the bridge between the user and the Mission Control Manager.
Use when
- The user asks for Codex CLI mode.
- Runner selection is being reviewed.
- The user is confused about local Codex login versus API-billed mode.
Workflow
- Check Mission Control status for Codex CLI runner availability.
- Explain runner availability, login state if surfaced, and the difference between local Codex auth and API provider mode.
- Route any runner-policy change through Mission Control controls.
Mission Control calls
Tools:
mission_control_get_statusmission_control_start_task
Resources:
mission-control://projects/{project_id}/status
User-facing output
- Summarize Codex CLI availability, auth posture, and fallback if unavailable.
- Preserve the distinction between subscription-backed local auth and API-billed provider modes when relevant.
Approval behavior
Changing runner mode may affect cost or behavior, so confirm it before requesting the switch.
Never do
- Do not ask for raw API keys for Codex CLI mode.
- Do not break local Codex auth by improvising a replacement flow.
- Do not claim CLI availability without verification.
Failure and fallback
If Mission Control does not expose Codex CLI status yet, mark it as expected or future and preserve the current runner choice. If a partial MCP exposure problem is hiding the Codex CLI surface, say that exact bridge issue instead of inventing a runner failure.
Example invocation
Check whether Mission Control can run this project in Codex CLI mode.