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Codex CLI config.toml feature flags apps steer personality💡 Result:
Codex CLI
config.toml(where things go)Config file location:
~/.codex/config.toml(optionally project-scoped in.codex/config.tomlfor trusted projects). [1]1) Feature flags
Codex “feature flags” live under the
[features]table (akafeatures.*keys). Examples includefeatures.shell_snapshot,features.unified_exec, and the legacyfeatures.web_search_requesttoggle. [1][2]Codex’s web search is explicitly opt-in via config (or
--search). [3]2) “Apps” / app integrations
There isn’t an
[apps]table in Codex’sconfig.tomlreference. What OpenAI calls “apps” in the Codex ecosystem is usually one of:codex app-serverprotocol surface, not aconfig.tomlsection named[apps]. [4]config.toml). [2]3) “Steer” and “personality”
These are not Codex
config.tomlkeys. In Codex, you steer behavior primarily through instructions, e.g.:developer_instructions(inline string injected into the session) [1]model_instructions_file(instructions loaded from a file) [1]AGENTS.md(project instructions; commonly used to shape behavior) [2]Conceptually, “personality” is a prompting/instructions pattern (tone/style defaults) rather than a Codex CLI config flag. [5]
Sources: [1] https://developers.openai.com/codex/config-reference • [2] https://developers.openai.com/codex/config-basic/ • [3] https://developers.openai.com/codex/cli/features • [4] https://developers.openai.com/codex/app-server • [5] https://developers.openai.com/cookbook/examples/gpt-5/prompt_personalities/
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Remove invalid Codex CLI feature flags.
The keys
apps,steer, andpersonalityare not valid Codex CLIconfig.tomlfeature flags according to the official Codex CLI documentation. Valid feature flags are defined under[features]and includeshell_snapshot,unified_exec, and the legacyweb_search_request. These invalid keys will be unrecognized by Codex CLI and should be removed or replaced with valid configuration options.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents