--- name: codex-dream-skin description: Apply, launch, verify, repair, update, or restore a full decorative skin for the Windows Codex desktop app. Use when the user asks for a Codex theme that goes beyond official color settings, wants the pink-purple Dream/Fiona-style interface, needs the skin reapplied after a Codex update, or needs a safe rollback without modifying WindowsApps or app.asar. --- # Codex Dream Skin Apply a reversible renderer skin through Chromium DevTools Protocol while launching the official Store-installed Codex executable. Never replace or take ownership of files under `WindowsApps`. ## Workflow 1. Install Node.js 22 or newer, close Codex, then run `scripts/install-dream-skin.ps1` once to set the matching official base colors and create launch/restore shortcuts. 2. Run `scripts/start-dream-skin.ps1`. The shortcut asks before restarting an already-open Codex app; CLI callers must explicitly add `-RestartExisting`. 3. Run `scripts/verify-dream-skin.ps1 -ScreenshotPath ` after launch. Treat a missing hero, native composer, sidebar skin, or injection marker as failure. The native suggestion count is responsive and may be two to four. 4. Inspect the screenshot against `references/qa-inventory.md`. Verify both the home screen and a normal task before signing off. 5. Run `scripts/restore-dream-skin.ps1` to remove the live skin, close the saved CDP session, and reopen Codex normally. Add `-RestoreBaseTheme` to restore only saved appearance keys, `-RecoverConfigBackup` for explicit byte-for-byte recovery of a damaged config, or `-Uninstall` to delete shortcuts. A completed config restore archives that install's backup so a later install captures a fresh baseline. ## Guardrails - Preserve the official executable, package signature, user threads, pets, plugins, and authentication state. - Do not use the full reference screenshot as a fake whole-window overlay. It is only a cropped hero/polaroid asset; all controls remain live Codex controls. - Keep the reference image confined to the single top banner and decorative crop. Keep the cards below it as native Codex suggestion buttons with native labels/icons. - Attach the "选择项目" treatment to Codex's real project-selector toolbar and keep the current project button clickable; never draw a disconnected replacement. - Keep decorative layers `pointer-events: none` and keep real buttons, navigation, and composer above them. - On app updates, rerun install and launch; the scripts discover the current Appx package dynamically. Saved paths are never trusted for process control unless they still match a registered package identity. - The default launcher scans for a free port when `9335` is occupied. An explicitly requested occupied port fails closed. - Keep the injection daemon running for navigation/reload resilience. Its state and logs live under `%LOCALAPPDATA%\CodexDreamSkin`. - CDP targets must use a same-port loopback WebSocket, belong to the current Store package, retain the launch-time Browser ID, and expose expected Codex renderer markers. - Loopback prevents LAN exposure, but Chromium CDP has no same-user authentication. Run only trusted local software while the skin is active, and use restore to close the debug session when it is no longer needed. - Preserve `config.toml` as strict UTF-8. Never use encoding-dependent whole-file PowerShell reads/writes, silently transcode UTF-16, or overwrite a file that changed after it was read. Ambiguous TOML shapes must fail before writing rather than receive a best-effort rewrite. - Keep install/start/restore/verify serialized with the per-user operation lock in `common-windows.ps1`. ## Checks ```powershell powershell -NoProfile -File tests\run-tests.ps1 node --check scripts\injector.mjs node --check assets\renderer-inject.js ``` ## Resources - `scripts/injector.mjs`: CDP connection, renderer injection, verification, screenshot, and removal. - `scripts/common-windows.ps1`: Store-package discovery, Node validation, port ownership, state, and process identity safety. - `scripts/config-utf8.ps1`: atomic UTF-8 configuration backup, selective restore, and explicit recovery. - `assets/dream-skin.css`: full visual layer. - `assets/renderer-inject.js`: idempotent DOM integration and cleanup. - `assets/dream-reference.png`: user-provided visual reference used only in cropped decorative regions. - `references/qa-inventory.md`: required functional and visual signoff coverage. - `references/runtime-notes.md`: troubleshooting and update behavior. - `tests/run-tests.ps1`: configuration, state, recovery, payload, and CDP validation regression checks.