Enable Entire for Codex

[jdx]

Summary

• enable Entire project config
• add Codex hooks and the Entire search subagent
• keep local Entire runtime state ignored

Generated with entire enable --agent codex --no-init-repo.

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Note

Low Risk
Config-only changes (Codex hooks and Entire settings); hooks are guarded when the CLI is missing and do not alter application runtime code.

Overview
Turns on Entire for Codex in this repo: project config marks Entire as enabled, Codex hooks are wired to the entire CLI, and a read-only entire-search subagent is added for checkpoint/transcript history via entire search --json.

Codex gets hooks = true in .codex/config.toml and .codex/hooks.json handlers for session start, user prompts, post-tool-use, and stop—each no-ops if entire is missing, with a session-start message pointing at install docs when the CLI is absent.

.entire/settings.json sets "enabled": true; .entire/.gitignore keeps local runtime dirs (tmp, logs, metadata, local settings/redactors) out of git.

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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2ec6c95 and 7a9ca78.

📒 Files selected for processing (5)

• .codex/agents/entire-search.toml
• .codex/config.toml
• .codex/hooks.json
• .entire/.gitignore
• .entire/settings.json

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Greptile Summary

This PR wires up the Entire session-tracking tool for the Codex agent by adding auto-generated configuration files. No application logic is changed.

• .codex/hooks.json: Registers four lifecycle hooks (PostToolUse, SessionStart, Stop, UserPromptSubmit) that delegate to entire hooks codex <event>; each hook gracefully no-ops when the entire binary is absent, and SessionStart surfaces an install hint via systemMessage.
• .codex/agents/entire-search.toml: Adds a read-only sandboxed subagent for querying Entire checkpoint history; developer instructions explicitly prevent TUI invocations and remind the model to treat user input as data.
• .entire/settings.json + .entire/.gitignore: Enable Entire at the repo level and exclude all local runtime state from version control.

Confidence Score: 5/5

All five files are auto-generated tooling configuration with no changes to application code; safe to merge.

The change is purely additive config — no logic paths, migrations, or runtime code are touched. Hooks degrade gracefully when the entire CLI is missing, the subagent is sandboxed read-only, and local runtime state is properly gitignored.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
.codex/hooks.json	Lifecycle hooks for PostToolUse, SessionStart, Stop, and UserPromptSubmit; each gracefully no-ops when entire is not on PATH, with a user-visible install hint on SessionStart.
.codex/agents/entire-search.toml	Adds a read-only Codex subagent for searching Entire checkpoint history; instructions are well-scoped with prompt-injection guidance and TUI avoidance note.
.codex/config.toml	Minimal config enabling the Codex hooks feature flag.
.entire/.gitignore	Ignores local runtime state (tmp, metadata, logs, local redactors, settings.local.json) from version control.
.entire/settings.json	Top-level Entire settings file with a single enabled: true flag.

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