Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Persistent per-project coding terminal (tmux). Run Codex CLI (codex exec) inside a stable session; mobile/SSH friendly.
Persistent per-project coding terminal (tmux). Run Codex CLI (codex exec) inside a stable session; mobile/SSH friendly.
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Then review README.md for any prerequisites, environment setup, or post-install checks. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Then review README.md for any prerequisites, environment setup, or post-install checks. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
A persistent coding terminal for OpenClaw. It creates a tmux session per project: <project-name>-code-session This makes terminal-first AI coding (Codex CLI / Claude Code / any CLI tool) reliable and mobile/SSH friendly: detach/reattach without losing output keep shell state across turns keep long-running tasks alive (dev server, watch mode, etc.)
When user intent is "use natural language to drive Codex CLI in this repo", route through this skill first. Intelligent auto-trigger: Routing toggle: openclaw.config.dev.autoCodeRouting (default false). If enabled, route coding workflow messages via: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-route.sh "<user message>" The route script applies: intent detection (code change / fix / test / build / commit / push / codex phrases) safety filtering (must be git repo + action verbs; bypass on 不要执行,只分析) execution chain: persistent-code-terminal-auto.sh --max-retries 3 --instruction "<message>" persistent-code-terminal-summary.sh --lines 120 fallback for missing deps (tmux/codex) with doctor guidance. Multi-project routing: One message can include multiple project tasks split by newline / ; / ; Supported patterns: 给 <project> 项目 <instruction> 给<project>项目:<instruction> 为 <project> 修复/增加/修改 ... <project> 项目 ...;<project> 项目 ... Execution is serial per project: start.sh --project <project> auto.sh --max-retries 3 --instruction "<instruction>" summary.sh --lines 120 --json Invalid/unknown project tasks are reported as failed without blocking other tasks. Trigger shortcuts (recommended): If user message starts with codex , treat the remaining text as instruction. Execute: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-codex-exec.sh "<remaining text>" Then report with: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-status.sh {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-summary.sh --lines 120 Preferred execution pattern in chat-driven runs: start.sh (or implicit auto-create from send.sh) codex-exec.sh "<instruction>" for Codex-driven work status.sh / summary.sh for concise progress reporting If user says "检查项目/继续会话/跑测试并总结", use this skill scripts instead of asking user to type long shell commands.
start → send → read → decide Start/ensure session: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-start.sh Send ONE command: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-send.sh "<command>" Appends a pane sentinel on completion: __PCT_EXIT_CODE__N Supports: --timeout <seconds>, --dry-run, --phase <name> Read output: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-read.sh Parses the latest sentinel and updates .pct-state.json Check state quickly (optional): {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-status.sh {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-summary.sh --lines 120 {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-doctor.sh {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-list.sh (list *-code-session) {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-switch.sh --project <name> State file: .pct-state.json (current project directory) Fields: projectDir, session, lastCommand, lastExitCode, phase, updatedAt Structured output: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-read.sh --json {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-summary.sh --json {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-auto.sh --json
If Codex CLI is installed as codex, prefer: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-codex-exec.sh "<instruction>" Default behavior uses: codex exec --full-auto --sandbox workspace-write --cd <current-dir> "<instruction>" You can pass additional flags before the instruction: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-codex-exec.sh --json -o /tmp/codex.json "<instruction>" Set PCT_CODEX_NO_DEFAULT_FLAGS=1 to disable default flags. Example: {baseDir}/bin/persistent-code-terminal-codex-exec.sh "Implement feature X. Ensure build and tests pass. Commit and push to current branch. Do NOT force push."
Never git push --force unless user explicitly requests. Keep secrets out of terminal output. Prefer feature branches; avoid direct pushes to main/master unless explicitly requested. For network/privileged actions (for example git push), follow active Codex approval/sandbox policy.
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