In development Kaleidoscope is not publicly released. Nothing here installs
from a registry yet — see what is available.
Codex
Codex reads the same local launch descriptor and the same profile as every other editor you connect. Kaleidoscope owns the change it makes to Codex’s configuration, so you can preview it, and take it back out exactly.
Connect it
Section titled “Connect it”kaleidoscope connect codex --profile default --project "$PWD" --dry-runkaleidoscope connect codex --profile default --project "$PWD"kaleidoscope instructions install agents --project "$PWD"What it writes
Section titled “What it writes”What gets written names an absolute path to the local engine,
mcp --profile default, and exactly search and remember. It does not carry
your vault location, a provider key, or an account credential.
Disconnect
Section titled “Disconnect”kaleidoscope disconnect codex --project "$PWD"It removes only what Kaleidoscope wrote, leaving the file as it was.