codex-app

Reverse-engineer minified, obfuscated, packed, or webpack/Vite/Rollup-bundled JavaScript back to readable code, including Codex.app `./ref/webview/assets` restoration. A WHOLE-TREE restore (an index.html + asset tree, or "restore the code/whole tree") DEFAULTS TO DEEP: Stage 1 only if obfuscated → Stage 2 smart-rename + polish → Stage 3 typed `.tsx` rewrite + acceptance review, npm-import resolution, import graph/ledger orchestration that drains EVERY reachable project-local chunk to promoted, full-target `quality-gate`; bundled vendor data (Shiki grammars/themes, 3Dmol) is detected and left as bare npm imports, not restored. A "quick"/"readable"/"快速" pass (or a lone pasted snippet) downgrades to the untyped readable restore where the hard bar is just naming quality. Use when the user provides a .min.js / dist bundle / obfuscated script / Vite chunk or asks to "humanify", "deobfuscate", "deminify", "unminify", "unpack", "decode", "make readable", "rename variables", "reverse engineer", "完整还原", "深度还原", "反混淆",

Apply Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) v2.1 architectural methodology to frontend projects. Use when organizing code structure, decomposing features, creating new components or features, refactoring existing codebases, or when users mention "FSD", "Feature-Sliced", layers, slices, or frontend architecture patterns.

Refresh the local Codex app reference source from the installed macOS Codex.app asar. Use when Codex needs to get the latest installed Codex app code, recreate ./ref from /Applications/Codex.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar, or format extracted JavaScript and CSS while excluding ref/node_modules.