v0.8.2: Codex CLI Support, Unified Install Pipeline, and macOS Compatibility
v0.8.2 brings Codex CLI into the aitasks family — if you use OpenAI’s Codex CLI, your aitask skills now work there too.
Codex CLI Support
All 17 aitask skills now have Codex CLI wrappers. Run them with $skill-name syntax just like you would in Claude Code. A shared tool mapping file handles the translation between Claude Code and Codex CLI conventions, so skills behave consistently across both agents.
Unified Install Pipeline
Running ait setup now automatically detects which AI code agents you have installed and configures each one. Codex CLI gets its skills, config, and instructions assembled from a layered seed system. A new marker-based system (>>>aitasks/<<<aitasks) makes instruction injection idempotent — your existing config files stay clean, and aitasks content is neatly delimited and replaceable.
macOS Compatibility
A sweep of all 33 bash tests on macOS caught and fixed a real symlink path bug in ait setup plus several stale test assertions. If you ran into issues with ait setup in macOS temp directories, this release fixes it.
Full changelog: v0.8.2 on GitHub