[PLUGIN] Add a Codex provider for ChatGPT/Codex-subscription auth#186
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Lets OmegaClaw use a ChatGPT or Codex subscription for its LLM calls instead of a separate API key. Auth uses the same OAuth tokens as the Codex CLI, read from the local Codex auth file at runtime and refreshed automatically, so nothing is hardcoded. Registers as a normal provider in the LLM layer and includes a small interactive REPL. Adds lib_codex_auth.py, its registration in lib_llm_ext.py, codex_chat.py, and docs/reference-provider-codex.md.
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This adds a Codex provider so OmegaClaw can use a ChatGPT or Codex subscription for its LLM calls instead of a separate API key. Authentication goes through the same OAuth tokens that the Codex CLI uses, read from the local Codex auth file at runtime and refreshed automatically, so nothing is hardcoded.
It registers as a normal provider in the LLM layer, so you select it the same way as any other provider. There is also a small interactive REPL for trying it on its own. It adds lib_codex_auth.py, its registration in lib_llm_ext.py, codex_chat.py and docs/reference-provider-codex.md.