This repository is a collection of configuration templates for Codex CLI, an AI coding assistant. It provides a structured set of configuration files (config.toml, AGENTS.md, sub-agent definitions, and skill files) to enable multi-agent parallel workflows, system-level contracts via developer_instructions, and a well-crafted terminal dialog style. The templates are designed to be copied into the user's ~/.codex directory to configure Codex CLI for efficient, visually structured AI interactions. The repository is actively maintained with frequent updates aligning with Codex CLI releases, and demonstrates high craftsmanship in prompt engineering and configuration design. It is not a traditional software application but a configuration-as-code repository that optimizes an existing tool.
This repository is a collection of configuration templates for proxy applications (Clash, Loon, and QuantumultX). It does not contain executable code but provides ready-to-import configuration files that users can deploy in their proxy clients to configure routing, policy groups, and rules. The repository is organized by application type and language, with each configuration file demonstrating good practices for the respective proxy tool (e.g., YAML anchors in Clash configs, consistent policy organization in Loon configs). The configs reference external resources like subscription URLs, remote rule sets, and GeoIP databases that users must provide or access separately.