setup-codexlisted

# Set up the Codex Operating Policy Create the policy at `<codex-home>/instructions/codex-operating-policy.md` and set `model_instructions_file` in the user-level `config.toml` to that path. Update the policy file when it already exists. Codex reads it as its model instructions. Offer `model_verbosity = "low"` as an additional config change, subject to the user's separate explicit approval. ## 1. Inspect the target and ask about language Resolve `CODEX_HOME`, falling back to the user's `.codex` directory. Inspect the policy destination and `config.toml`, especially an existing `model_instructions_file`, `model_verbosity`, and `developer_instructions`. Read referenced policy files as needed to identify actual instruction conflicts. Limit inspection to relevant instruction sources. Ask which language the user wants for conversation and reports, repository writing, and code/comments/Git text. One answer may cover all three. Reuse explicit answers supplied for this setup request. Note the current verbosity setting before preparing the optional `low` proposal. **Done:** exact targets, existing instruction sources, language choices, current verbosity, and known conflicts are identified. Linked paths require separate resolution before writes. ## 2. Preview the policy and configuration Use the bundled PowerShell 7 installer with the user's language choices: ```powershell pwsh -NoProfile -File "<skill-directory>/scripts/setup-codex.ps1" ` -CodexHome "<resolved-codex-home>" `