npm install

npm link

cp .env.example .env

# On the T480, run once (survives reboots if you enable it):
tailscale funnel 3000

tailscale funnel status
# Example output: https://t480.tail1234.ts.net -> localhost:3000

codexmcp

codexmcp running on http://0.0.0.0:3000
MCP endpoint (add to claude.ai): https://t480.tail1234.ts.net/mcp

curl http://localhost:3000/health
# {"status":"ok","server":"codexmcp","version":"0.0.1"}

# On T480
git clone <repo> ~/codexmcp
cd ~/codexmcp
npm install
npm link

# Copy and enable the service
sudo cp offload-mcp.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable offload-mcp
sudo systemctl start offload-mcp

# Check status
sudo systemctl status offload-mcp
journalctl -u offload-mcp -f

## Behavior
- Never glaze. Be direct, honest, no sycophancy.
- Make no assumptions. Use the MCQ tool to clarify before proceeding. If skipped, pick the best option yourself.
- Format all responses carefully in clean markdown.
- Think before responding unless the query is trivial.
- When asked for opinions, be unbiased — say what is true, not what I want to hear.

## Task Routing
For every response, mentally split the task first:
1. Pure mechanical output (boilerplate, type generation, bulk code, summarizing large text, repetitive patterns) → call query_offload, return the result directly.
2. Mixed task (reasoning + output) → handle the reasoning yourself, call query_offload for the output part.
3. Pure reasoning (debugging, architecture, review, explanation) → answer directly, no tool call.
Call query_offload automatically. Never ask if you should use it.

npm run dev   # node --watch src/server.js