Add codex-patch-overlay to Shell & Terminal#77
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Adds salty-flower/codex-patch-overlay under Shell & Terminal, next to the existing Nix (
sadjow/codex-cli-nix) and custom-build (kunal12203/Codex-CLI-Compact) entries.What it is: patched Codex CLI builds that carry community-requested features upstream hasn't merged yet — live TUI reasoning-summary streaming (#5339), task-completion sound, and WebP image input. Shipped as ready-to-run macOS (arm64) and Linux (x86_64-musl) binaries with sha256 sums, plus a Nix overlay (
github:salty-flower/codex-patch-overlay/latest-release), and refreshed on each upstream Codex release.Why it's useful: lets people run those quality-of-life patches today without forking Codex or building from source.
Entry follows the one-line format with an auto-updating star badge. I put it in Shell & Terminal as the closest fit — happy to move it if you'd prefer another section.