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Codebind

Codebind runs a model with one tool: an IPython cell executed in the session shared with the user. Conversation history belongs to a Session; the model is selected independently for every call.

Installation

Run Codebind without installing it permanently:

uvx codebind

Or install it with any Python package installer:

pip install codebind

After installation, start the preconfigured shell from any directory:

codebind

It opens IPython with chat and Models already available and renders a short Markdown usage guide in the terminal. It does not modify the user's global IPython profile.

models = Models({"openai": "OPENAI_API_KEY"})

chat.ask(
    "Inspect this project and tell me what to implement first.",
    models.chat("openai/gpt-5", reasoning_effort="medium"),
)

Codebind does not load files or construct a project prompt automatically. The user states what should be loaded as context. Pass instructions= to Session only when an application needs its own system instructions.

ChatGPT account login

Models Provider can start its OpenAI browser sign-in flow directly from IPython:

import webbrowser

models = Models()
authorization = await models.sign_in("openai")
webbrowser.open(authorization.url)
await authorization.complete()

chat.ask(
    "Inspect this project.",
    models.chat("openai/gpt-5", authorization=authorization),
)

The authorization remains in memory for this session. Persistent credential storage belongs to the host application.

OpenAI officially supports ChatGPT subscription sign-in for Codex clients. Models Provider reproduces that account-access boundary for this library; it is separate from the public, pay-as-you-go OpenAI API and may require compatibility updates when the Codex account protocol changes.

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