codexcw 0.2.2

Run the Codex CLI non-interactively from Python, backed by a Rust core.

codexcw (Python)

Run the Codex CLI non-interactively from Python, backed by a Rust core. It spawns codex exec --json, decodes the JSONL event stream, and exposes each run as iterables, callbacks, results, and typed errors.

The codex executable must be on PATH, authenticated, and new enough to support codex exec --json. Defaults are automation-friendly: read-only sandbox, approval never, ephemeral sessions, color disabled, git check skipped.

Install

pip install codexcw

Usage

from codexcw import Runner, Request

runner = Runner()
result = runner.run(Request(prompt="diga oi"))
print(result.final_message)

Streaming

from codexcw import Runner, Request

runner = Runner()
session = runner.start(Request(prompt="resuma este repo"))
for event in session.events():
    if event.type == "item.completed" and event.item.type == "agent_message":
        print(event.item.text)
result = session.wait()

Account usage

from codexcw import AccountUsageRequest, get_account_usage

usage = get_account_usage(AccountUsageRequest(env={"CODEX_HOME": "/tmp/codex-home"}))
print(usage.rate_limits.primary.used_percent if usage.rate_limits.primary else None)
print(usage.token_usage.summary.lifetime_tokens if usage.token_usage else None)

Running many Codex instances

from codexcw import Runner, Request

runner = Runner()
group = runner.run_many(
    [Request(prompt="review package A"), Request(prompt="review package B")],
    max_concurrent=2,
)
for run_event in group.events():
    print(run_event.index, run_event.event.type)
results = group.wait()

Async

import asyncio
from codexcw import Request
from codexcw.aio import Runner

async def main():
    runner = Runner()
    session = await runner.start(Request(prompt="oi"))
    async for event in session.events():
        print(event.type)
    result = await session.wait()
    print(result.final_message)

asyncio.run(main())

License

CC0 1.0 Universal.