codex-oauth-automation-extension — Claude Code skill

What codex-oauth-automation-extension does

The extension runs signup and login as nine steps. It grabs the authorization link from the CPA panel, opens the form, fills email and password, reads a six-digit code from the mailbox, supplies a random name and birthday, logs in, then approves the consent screen. Codes come from DuckDuckGo, QQ Mail, 163 Mail or Inbucket, whichever you pick in the side panel.

background.js orchestrates the steps and the tabs. The content/ scripts handle the signup page and each mail provider, data/names.js holds the name data, sidepanel/ is the UI. Run state sits in chrome.storage.session and disappears when the browser closes; settings such as the CPA URL and mail service live in chrome.storage.local and survive a restart. Step 8 clicks the authorize button through the Chrome debugger API and waits for a callback matching http(s)://localhost:<port>/auth/callback?code=...&state=..., with a 120-second timeout.

Auto mode chains all nine steps for N rounds. If the @duck.com address fails, the run pauses until you type an email yourself. You need your own OAuth management panel URL, plus the Inbucket host and mailbox name when Inbucket supplies the codes.