Currently when running chopi codex, with the default routes, it is blocked and chopi-proxy displays logs such as:
[chopi-proxy] DENY chatgpt.com:443 @ 2026-07-01T12:41:54+03:00
Currently
An alternative UX could replace this with a TUI dialog that would say:
chopi codex running at ~/dev/marimo attempted accessing chatgpt.com
What do you want to do:
0. Keep blocking host and don't ask again
1. Unblock chatgpt.com for this chopi instance for one day
2. Unblock chatgpt.com for this chopi instance forever
3. Unblock chatgpt.com for one day
4. Unblock chatgpt.com forever
Ideally this would pop up in terminals such as cmux as a prompt for user feedback.
Currently when running
chopi codex, with the default routes, it is blocked andchopi-proxydisplays logs such as:Currently
An alternative UX could replace this with a TUI dialog that would say:
Ideally this would pop up in terminals such as cmux as a prompt for user feedback.