feat(codex): manage codex config in dotfiles#18
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## What Add managed Codex config under configs/codex, link ~/.codex to that directory, and include Codex in the Brewfile. Add a pre-commit hook that runs codex doctor when the Codex config changes. ## Why Codex should follow the same dotfiles ownership model as the other tool configs while keeping runtime files ignored and preserving the shared agent guidance. ## Notes - Existing ~/.codex contents are migrated into configs/codex before the directory symlink is created. - Only configs/codex/AGENTS.md and configs/codex/config.toml are tracked; runtime files remain ignored. - Brewfile also includes the Linear cask rename from linear-linear to linear. Signed-off-by: jmeridth <jmeridth@gmail.com>
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What
Add managed Codex config under configs/codex, link ~/.codex to that directory, include Codex in the Brewfile, and add a pre-commit hook that runs codex doctor when the Codex config changes.
Why
Codex should follow the same dotfiles ownership model as the other tool configs while keeping runtime files ignored and preserving the shared agent guidance.
Notes
Testing
Dry-ran scripts/link-dotfiles.sh against a fresh temporary HOME and verified that ~/.codex resolves to configs/codex. Ran the codex doctor pre-commit hook successfully with network access enabled.