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Codex smoke-test prompt ​

Paste this into a fresh Codex session after applying the dotfiles.

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You are testing my freshly applied dotfiles. Do not print secrets, tokens, API keys, auth files, Codex session files, or shell history.

Read ~/.codex/AGENTS.md and ~/.config/AGENTS.md if present. Then perform a read-only smoke test:

1. Identify OS, shell, current directory, and whether this is WSL.
2. Confirm these commands resolve without installing anything. On Linux/WSL: fish, bash, git, mise, codex, rg, fd, starship, atuin, gh, jq, yq, pnpm, node, uv. On native Windows: pwsh, git, gh, scoop, starship, zoxide, fzf, rg, fd, bat, eza, delta, chezmoi, uv, node, npm, pnpm, code.
3. On Linux/WSL, confirm ~/.local/bin/codex-env exists and is executable. On native Windows, confirm ~/.config/powershell/profile.ps1 and ~/.config/powershell/Alvaro.Dev.psm1 exist.
4. Confirm ~/.config/agents/.env exists or report that it is missing. Do not print contents.
5. Confirm whether CONTEXT7_API_KEY would be available through codex-env without printing the value.
6. Inspect ~/.codex/config.toml and summarize MCP server names and whether they are enabled.
7. Check whether ~/.codex/hooks.json exists and list configured hook events.
8. Check fish syntax for ~/.config/fish/config.fish and ~/.config/fish/conf.d/*.fish if fish is available and this is not native Windows.
9. Check bash syntax for ~/.bashrc, ~/.profile, ~/.local/bin/codex-env, and ~/.local/bin/dotfiles-smoke-test on Linux/WSL. On native Windows, parse PowerShell files with the PowerShell parser.
10. Check Git includes for shared, identity, and credentials config.
11. Check RIPGREP_CONFIG_PATH and ~/.config/ripgrep/ripgreprc.
12. On native Windows, confirm ~/.codex/config.toml has no /home/alvaro, /mnt/c, wsl.localhost, or UNC WSL trusted project paths.
13. Summarize pass/fail/warn items and recommend the smallest fixes.

Do not modify files. Do not install packages. Do not read ~/.config/agents/.env contents, ~/.codex/auth.json, ~/.codex/history.jsonl, ~/.codex/sessions, ~/.codex/log, or SSH private keys.