This repository ships an unofficial Homebrew cask tap for installing Codex on Intel Macs.
Instead of manually rebuilding the app for Intel on every release, GitHub Actions now:
- Downloads the latest official Apple Silicon Codex DMG from OpenAI.
- Rebuilds it for Intel/AMD64 on an Intel macOS runner.
- Publishes the converted app as a GitHub release asset.
- Updates
Casks/codex-intel.rbso Homebrew installs that release.
The core automation lives in schedule.yml, and cask validation runs in test.yml.
- A custom cask token:
codex-intel - An Intel-compatible
Codex.apppackaged as a GitHub release asset - A Homebrew install and upgrade path for Intel Macs
- Automated checks every 6 hours for new upstream Codex releases
Install the tap and the cask from GitHub:
brew tap soham2008xyz/codex-intel https://github.com/soham2008xyz/codex-intel
brew install --cask codex-intelNotes:
- The cask installs
Codex.app. - The cask conflicts with the official
codexcask, so uninstall that first if needed.
Upgrade to the latest converted release:
brew upgrade --cask codex-intelReinstall the current cask:
brew reinstall --cask codex-intelRemove the app:
brew uninstall --cask codex-intelRemove the tap when you no longer need it:
brew untap soham2008xyz/codex-intelschedule.yml runs every 6 hours and also supports manual dispatch. The workflow:
- downloads the latest upstream
Codex.dmg - extracts the app version from
Info.plist - skips work if the matching
-intelrelease already exists - builds the Intel app with
make build - uploads
Codex-Intel.zipto a GitHub release - updates the cask version and SHA256 on the default branch
test.yml validates the tap on Intel macOS by:
- checking out the repository
- setting up Homebrew
- auditing the cask
- installing and uninstalling it via
scripts/test_cask.sh
Casks/codex-intel.rb: Homebrew cask definitionscripts/build.sh: Intel rebuild pipeline used by CIscripts/test_cask.sh: local and CI cask verificationMakefile: build entrypoint used by the scheduled workflow
- This project is unofficial and is not affiliated with OpenAI.
- The install source for the cask is this repository's GitHub release assets, not OpenAI directly.
- If macOS flags the app after install, try
xattr -cr /Applications/Codex.appand relaunch it.