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# Full build, package, and launch (recommended)
./Scripts/compile_and_run.sh
# Also run the sharded test suite before packaging/relaunching
./Scripts/compile_and_run.sh --test
# Just build and package (no tests)
./Scripts/package_app.sh
# Launch existing app (no rebuild)
./Scripts/launch.sh- Make code changes in
Sources/CodexBar/ - Run
./Scripts/compile_and_run.sh --testto test, rebuild, and launch - Check logs in Console.app (filter by "codexbar")
- Optional file log: enable Debug → Logging → "Enable file logging" to write
~/Library/Logs/CodexBar/CodexBar.log(verbosity defaults to "Verbose")
You'll see one keychain prompt per stored credential on the first launch. This is a one-time migration that converts existing keychain items to use kSecAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlockThisDeviceOnly.
The migration flag is stored in UserDefaults, so migrated CodexBar-owned items should not prompt again. Ad-hoc
signing can still prompt for other keychain surfaces; use ./Scripts/compile_and_run.sh --clear-adhoc-keychain
when you intentionally want to reset ad-hoc keychain state.
- Ad-hoc signed development builds change code signature on every rebuild
- macOS keychain normally prompts when signature changes
- We use
ThisDeviceOnlyaccessibility to prevent prompts - Migration runs once to convert any existing items
defaults delete com.steipete.codexbar KeychainMigrationV1CompletedCodexBar checks Augment through the provider fetch pipeline. Auto mode tries the Augment CLI first, then the browser-cookie web path. The web path reuses cached cookies when possible and imports from supported browsers when the cache is missing or rejected.
- Default: Every 5 minutes (configurable in Preferences → General)
- Minimum: 1 minute
- Cookie import happens automatically when cached cookies need refresh
- Safari, Chrome variants, Edge variants, Brave, Arc variants, Dia, and Firefox.
If automatic import fails:
- Open Preferences → Providers → Augment
- Change "Cookie source" to "Manual"
- Paste cookie header from browser DevTools
Key source, test, and packaging paths (not exhaustive):
CodexBar/
├── Sources/CodexBar/ # Main app (SwiftUI + AppKit)
│ ├── CodexbarApp.swift # App entry point
│ ├── StatusItemController*.swift # Menu bar icon, menu rendering, and actions
│ ├── UsageStore*.swift # Usage refresh, caching, widgets, and history
│ ├── SettingsStore*.swift # User preferences and config persistence
│ ├── Providers/ # App-side provider settings/runtime glue
│ └── Resources/ # Assets and localized strings
├── Sources/CodexBarCore/ # Shared business logic used by app, CLI, and widgets
│ ├── Config/ # Config file model, reader, writer, and validation
│ ├── Providers/ # Provider descriptors, fetchers, parsers, and status probes
│ ├── OpenAIWeb/ # OpenAI dashboard integration helpers
│ ├── WebKit/ # Web session helpers
│ └── Vendored/ # Embedded support code
├── Sources/CodexBarCLI/ # Bundled codexbar command-line tool
├── Sources/CodexBarWidget/ # WidgetKit support
├── WidgetExtension/ # Xcode wrapper for the packaged widget extension
├── Tests/CodexBarTests/ # macOS app/core test suite (XCTest + Swift Testing)
├── TestsLinux/ # Linux-specific CLI/core test coverage
└── Scripts/ # Build and packaging scripts
See the canonical provider authoring guide for the complete flow.
- Add the provider identity to
Sources/CodexBarCore/Providers/Providers.swift. - Add the descriptor and the fetcher, parser, settings-reader, or status-probe pieces the provider needs under
Sources/CodexBarCore/Providers/YourProvider/. - Register the descriptor from
Sources/CodexBarCore/Providers/ProviderDescriptor.swift. - Add an app-side
ProviderImplementationunderSources/CodexBar/Providers/YourProvider/; implementations can use protocol defaults when no custom UI or macOS integration is needed. - Add the provider's exhaustive switch case to
Sources/CodexBar/Providers/Shared/ProviderImplementationRegistry.swift. - Add icon assets under
Sources/CodexBar/Resources/. - Add focused tests under
Tests/CodexBarTests/and, for CLI/core behavior that must run on Linux,TestsLinux/.
- Enable Debug → Logging → "Enable file logging" or raise verbosity in the app settings.
- Reproduce with
./Scripts/compile_and_run.sh. - Check logs in Console.app:
- Filter:
subsystem:com.steipete.codexbar category:augment - Importer messages include the
[augment-cookie]prefix
- Filter:
make testswiftformat Sources Tests
swiftlint --strict./Scripts/package_app.sh
# Creates: CodexBar.app with ad-hoc signing by default./Scripts/sign-and-notarize.sh
# Creates: CodexBar-<version>.zip and CodexBar-<version>.dSYM.zipSee docs/RELEASING.md for full release process.
# Check crash logs
ls -lt ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/CodexBar* | head -5
# Check Console.app for errors
# Filter: process:CodexBar# Verify migration completed
defaults read com.steipete.codexbar KeychainMigrationV1Completed
# Should output: 1
# Check migration logs
log show --predicate 'category == "keychain-migration"' --last 5m- Check the browser is supported by the Augment provider metadata
- Verify you're logged into Augment in that browser
- Check Preferences → Providers → Augment → Cookie source is "Automatic"
- Enable debug logging and check Console.app
Debug builds start the hang watchdog automatically. To diagnose a release build, enable it explicitly and restart CodexBar:
defaults write com.steipete.codexbar debugMainThreadHangWatchdog -bool trueHangs are written to the app log. Hangs over two seconds also request a process
sample under ~/Library/Logs/CodexBar/. Disable the release opt-in with:
defaults delete com.steipete.codexbar debugMainThreadHangWatchdog- No dock icon (LSUIElement = true)
- Status item only (NSStatusBar)
- SwiftUI for preferences, AppKit for menu
- Hidden 1×1 window keeps SwiftUI lifecycle alive
- Automatic browser import via SweetCookieKit
- Keychain cache for some imported browser cookies and OAuth/device-flow credentials
~/.codexbar/config.jsonfor provider settings, manual cookies, and stored API keys- Manual override for debugging
- Browser-cookie import when cached sessions need refresh
- Background timer (configurable frequency)
- Parallel provider fetches
- First failure can be suppressed when prior data exists
- WidgetKit snapshot for macOS widgets