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Install Codex 0.163.0 from opt.browserpod.io instead of a disk image - #70
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Codex now boots on the default image like Pi. On first launch the page fetches the 0.163.0 binary from opt.browserpod.io, checks its SHA-512, installs it to ~/.local/bin/codex and launches it with --no-daemon, which this build needs to start in the pod.
The config is trimmed to what this build needs: sandbox_mode, plus a custom provider that reads OPENAI_API_KEY from the env so the key entered in the app skips Codex's own login screen. Analytics stays off via the new [analytics] table, which replaces the analytics_enabled key that this build ignores with a startup warning.
opt.browserpod.io only allows CORS from browsercode.io, *.browsercode.pages.dev and localhost:5173, so local testing has to run on port 5173.