Codex provider status
Codex CLI is installed but failed to run. 'codex' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
And the t3code github page states: You need to have Codex CLI installed and authorized for T3 Code to work.
There is not really an installation for windows. I download the codex binary, put it somewhere and add it to path. So yes, "codex" or "codex.exe" is in my path and authorized. I also tried downloading the official Windows Store Codex app because I thought that might be the "official" installation this is talking about. Well the official codex app works, t3code creates the exact same error. Bad first experience with this project and urging people to give it a try when it can't even run easily on native windows is probably not the right call.
I also hate that t3code is an installation on Windows. I despise any kind of installation. There is just no need ever unless you do something with drivers. Just provide a zip with the binary and all needed resources that I can extract anywhere I want and run. There is never an excuse to want to install something. It is easy enough to bootstrap setup stuff into the binary itself.
Codex provider status
Codex CLI is installed but failed to run. 'codex' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
And the t3code github page states: You need to have Codex CLI installed and authorized for T3 Code to work.
There is not really an installation for windows. I download the codex binary, put it somewhere and add it to path. So yes, "codex" or "codex.exe" is in my path and authorized. I also tried downloading the official Windows Store Codex app because I thought that might be the "official" installation this is talking about. Well the official codex app works, t3code creates the exact same error. Bad first experience with this project and urging people to give it a try when it can't even run easily on native windows is probably not the right call.
I also hate that t3code is an installation on Windows. I despise any kind of installation. There is just no need ever unless you do something with drivers. Just provide a zip with the binary and all needed resources that I can extract anywhere I want and run. There is never an excuse to want to install something. It is easy enough to bootstrap setup stuff into the binary itself.