Keep a preference.
Save writing guidance, blocked terms, and website word limits globally or for one project.
Tell @Settings how you like things written. Keep those preferences on your computer, then check built website copy against rules you can actually count.
Version 0.1.0 · No account · Local desktop conversations
@Settings Keep website headlines under 12 words and flag “leverage” in my site copy.
A local headline limit and blocked term, for all projects or one chosen project.
Run a check on built HTML. See the file and rule for each violation before you publish.
Save writing guidance, blocked terms, and website word limits globally or for one project.
Preview a managed section for your project’s AGENTS.md. Apply it when you want the instructions there.
Scan built static HTML for headline and paragraph lengths or terms you want to avoid. A failing check exits nonzero.
Extract the binary-only ZIP to a folder you plan to keep, then install Settings with the Codex CLI.
settings-0.1.0-windows.zip.codex plugin marketplace add "C:\path\to\settings-marketplace"codex plugin add settings@settings-localStart a new local desktop conversation and ask: “@Settings Keep headlines under 12 words for this project.” You can also run arkheos-settings.exe check C:\path\to\site\dist from the extracted plugin’s bin folder. Get help if setup fails.
Settings saves preferences on this computer and makes no network requests. A tool result can appear in your Codex or ChatGPT conversation. The copy check reads static HTML only; it does not guarantee how an assistant will write every reply. This website hosts the download and documentation, not your settings. Read the privacy notice.
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