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      Enables ChatGPT to call a reviewed local toolbox on the user's machine for project inspection, file edits, bounded terminal and Git commands, Chrome/Edge browser control, and live Excel workbook operations, while explicitly invoking Codex only when the model is actually needed.
      MIT
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      Enables ChatGPT to access a reviewed local toolbox for project files, Git, bounded terminal commands, Chrome/Edge browsing, and live Excel control, while invoking the Codex model only when needed.
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      Enables ChatGPT to use a reviewed local toolbox for project inspection, file editing, bounded commands, Git/CLI work, Chrome/Edge automation, and connected Excel workbook control, while explicitly invoking Codex only when a task requires it.
      MIT
    • F
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      Enables ChatGPT to access a reviewed local toolbox for project inspection, file editing, bounded terminal commands, Chrome/Edge browsing, live Excel control, and explicit Codex model calls only when needed.
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    • A
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      Enables ChatGPT to use a reviewed set of local Codex-backed tools to inspect and edit projects, run bounded commands, control Chrome or Edge, and work with Excel, while explicitly calling the Codex model only when needed.
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables ChatGPT to use a reviewed set of local Codex-backed tools for project inspection, file editing, bounded commands, Chrome/Edge browsing, and Excel control from normal Chat, while calling the Codex model only when explicitly needed.
      MIT