What problem does it solve?
Managing multiple ChatGPT OAuth accounts for the Codex provider requires a load-balancing pool file, but editing codex-auth-pool.json by hand risks corrupting account classification, leaking token material, or silently breaking authentication. This Skill provides the official-source-led manual for the TUI codex-pool template and a safe manual-edit protocol.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Pool File Format Reference: Documents the v1 flat and v2 exact-model-classified codex-auth-pool.json schemas, including refs, integer weights, and weight-0 disabled-account semantics.
- Selection Behavior Explained: Explains deterministic, sticky weighted account selection, session-anchored seeds, and why edits do not reselect accounts for running sessions.
- Safe Manual Edit Protocol: Defines a six-step destructive-edit discipline covering authorization, timestamped backups, hash gates, atomic rename, live validation, and rollback.
- Use Case: When you need to add a per-model account classification to your Codex OAuth pool, follow this Skill to edit the pool file without clobbering concurrent writes or exposing token contents.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to explain the codex-auth-pool.json v2 models format and walk you through safely adding a per-model account classification with a backup and validation step.