ship-ready raw local install Codex package MCP opt-in only

The XBGST stack, refined for Codex.

DS4CC is the distribution shelf: once an artifact survives review and is ready to ship, it lands here to install, inspect, or read. XBGST stays local-first—native Codex orchestration, WWKD planning, a shared execution contract, and xask at the shell boundary.

one paste · raw local Codex install reviewable source

$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VeigaPunk/grok-marketplace/main/scripts/install-xbgst-codex.sh | bash

OPEN DELEGATION PLANNER → REVIEW INSTALLER ↗ INSPECT PACKAGE ↗

Boundary: this is a local Codex marketplace package. It does not require an MCP bridge, and it is not a claim that XBGST has been published in the public ChatGPT app directory.

The DS4CC distribution contract

A marketplace is useful when it is a release surface, not a junk drawer. DS4CC carries artifacts only after the install path, scope, and claims are coherent.

primary

Install locally

The shortest supported path is a plain script plus native host commands. You keep the package and its behavior inspectable on your machine.

gate

Ship only when ready

Refine in the source repo, validate the package, then promote it to DS4CC for stable installation and discovery.

read

Serve the thinking

Operator notes, architecture takes, compatibility boundaries, and anti-patterns live beside the install instead of disappearing into chat history.

anti-bloat

Adapters earn their place

Optional bridges stay named, bounded, and off the critical path. A local workflow must not depend on an integration merely because one exists.

What the one-paste path does

The installer uses Codex's marketplace commands, verifies the result, and leaves your auth, model, effort, and concurrency choices alone.

xbgst-codex · local package install

$ install-xbgst-codex.sh
→ register or refresh VeigaPunk/grok-marketplace
→ install xbgst-codex from that marketplace
→ verify the package is installed and enabled
✓ start a new Codex task to load the skills

It deliberately does not

directly rewrite ~/.codex/config.toml or host concurrency;
touch authentication or API keys;
silently choose your default model or reasoning effort;
require the optional MCP companion.

Prerequisites are Codex CLI with plugin marketplace support, Git, Cargo/Rust, and jq; Node.js is needed only for the explicit MCP opt-in. Review the linked script before piping it into a shell if that is your policy.

Two key figures, one local protocol

wwkd decides the shape of the work. xbgst-shared holds the invariants. The host adaptation preserves that center instead of copying Grok-only wiring.

planning kernel

WWKD

The canonical directive runs before fan-out: clarify the objective, expose uncertainty, choose the smallest useful team, and define how the result will be judged.

shared contract

xbgst-shared

The Codex-adapted shared reference carries round structure, connector coverage, bounded proposal loops, flat delegation, and judge/integrator/shipper responsibilities.

routing protocol

xask CLI

Provider, model, substrate, effort, service tier, and Godspeed become an explicit shell plan. Cross-provider work is consultation; native Codex agents own source changes.

execution host

Native Codex delegation

Codex runs the implementation team with its own permissions and user authorization. Host safety rules remain stronger than any imported orchestration convention.

Visual delegation is a planner, not a bridge

The Burnerchrome-style artifact makes the model catalog legible without moving execution into the browser.

standalone · copy only

Choose the mind. Set the burn.

Toggle provider, model, stock or Sekhmet substrate, compatible effort, and service tier. Canonical Godspeed is an invariant: every delegated task ends exactly once with | godspeed. The result is a shell-safe xask plan command to copy and inspect.

OPEN THE PLANNER →

Browser boundary

does not invoke your local CLI;
does not dispatch the task;
does not transmit provider credentials;
reads the normalized model catalog served with DS4CC.

Path priority is explicit

The stack stays understandable because each surface has one job and optional layers cannot impersonate the default.

Surface	Posture	Job	Boundary
Codex package	Primary	Install WWKD, XBGST orchestration, and shared references locally.	Native Codex plugin commands.
xask CLI	Primary when routing	Resolve and dispatch explicit provider/model/effort choices.	Local shell; provider access remains yours.
Visual planner	Primary UI	Compose a dry, copyable plan from the exported catalog.	Static browser surface; no dispatch.
MCP companion	Optional	Expose a bounded adapter where an MCP-aware host is intentionally desired.	Separate opt-in; never a local install dependency.
Public ChatGPT directory	Not claimed	Would require deployed HTTPS infrastructure, publisher verification, review, and publication.	External release gate, not part of this local package.

From refined artifact to DS4CC

This site is the final distribution step and the durable reading surface—not the lab where half-formed integrations become defaults.

release lifecycle · simple on purpose

source repo  →  refine + validate  →  ship-ready  →  publish on ds4cc.com
     │                                             │
     └── implementation history                    ├── one-paste install
                                                   ├── source + boundaries
                                                   ├── visual artifacts
                                                   └── operator takes

Anti-bloat release rule: serving an optional adapter does not make it part of the default stack. Its opt-in status must stay visible in the installer, docs, and site copy.