feat: add custom models for codex and claude code - #150
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Adapt T3 Code custom model definitions and editing to MonoCode provider settings and the composer. Preserve opaque model IDs, persist custom catalogs, and keep model options and defaults in sync. Validation: npm run check:web (1459 tests and TypeScript), plus browser checks using the local Codex model catalog. Desktop build not run.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds persisted custom models for Claude and Codex. Users can define model IDs, names, and settings, manage them in Settings, select them in the model picker, and pass them to harnesses. ChangesCustom model management
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change adds configurable custom Codex and Claude models to settings and model selection, forwarding their IDs and supported options to the relevant CLI harnesses. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Settings
participant ModelStore
participant Harness
participant ProviderCLI
Settings->>ModelStore: add or edit custom model
ModelStore->>Settings: publish updated catalog
Settings->>Harness: select custom model and settings
Harness->>ProviderCLI: send custom model ID and settings
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In `@src/surfaces/SettingsView.tsx`:
- Around line 1469-1476: Update the refresh effect’s dependency and guard logic
around refreshHarnessCatalogs so merged model-count changes from
addCustomModel/removeCustomModel do not retrigger fallback catalog probes. Use a
stable boolean representing the non-custom fallback case, while preserving the
existing available, liveCatalog, and supportsCustomModels guards.
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NOTICEREADME.mdsrc/chrome/CustomModelEditor.tsxsrc/chrome/CustomModelsSection.tsxsrc/chrome/ModelPicker.tsxsrc/chrome/ModelSettings.tsxsrc/lib/customModelEditor.test.tssrc/lib/customModelEditor.tssrc/lib/customModels.test.tssrc/lib/customModels.tssrc/lib/harness/claude.tssrc/lib/harness/claudeLive.test.tssrc/lib/harness/codexLive.test.tssrc/lib/harness/registry.test.tssrc/lib/harness/registry.tssrc/lib/models.tssrc/surfaces/SettingsView.tsx
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The refresh effect was keyed on merged model count, so add/remove retriggered Claude and Codex CLI probes after a failed or empty catalog. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
what changed
added custom models for codex + claude code using the bits from t3 code, with the ui matched to monocode. you can add/remove models, set a display name and tweak reasoning, fast mode, etc. they sit alongside the normal cli models, and the custom ids go through as-is.
why
been waiting for this for a while tbh, so i figured i'd just make it myself :)
ui
it's under settings → providers. checked adding/editing models and picking them in the composer in a web preview, incl. light + dark mode.
checklist
npm run check:web— 1459 tests + typecheck passeddidn't build the desktop app or run rust checks.
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