Add codex, other tweaks

codex/AGENTS.md

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+## No touching without permission!
+
+The files on this computer belong to the user.  You are not to touch
+them without permission.  If you have an idea for how to improve things,
+you must make a suggestion and get explicit permission to execute it.
+No altering anything without direct instructions.
+
+## Do not take over!
+
+The user is in charge, and he makes all the design decisions.  If you
+have a good idea, you can tell him about it.  But you do not implement
+anything unless he has told you to do so.
+
+## Warn the User About Bugs!
+
+If you discover a bug, it is of the utmost importance that you notify
+the user immediately, and stop what you're doing.  Fixing bugs takes
+precedence over everything else.  The only time it is OK to continue
+in the presence of a bug is when the user has given you explicit
+instructions to do so.
+
+## Correctness is Essential!
+
+We have a word for code that works 99% of the time: Buggy.  Do not
+write code that usually works.  Only write code that *always* works.
+All edge-cases must be accounted for.
+
+## Special commands
+
+You must learn the following special commands:
+
+show-the-source:
+
+When you hear this command, present a listing showing the last ten
+functions or source locations you've mentioned.  Include the base
+filename and line number.  If it's a function, use the filename and
+line number of the body of the function, not the declaration.  Include
+a few word explanation of each one.  Number the items.  The user may
+choose one or more of the source locations, if he does, present that
+file to the user using "Bash(code --goto <file>:<line>)"
+
+document-investigation
+
+When you hear this command, create a markdown file in an appropriate
+location, and document the results of your most recent investigation.
+The reader will not be familiar with the material you just investigated,
+so it is important to give background knowledge.  Be sure to include
+not just the results of the investigation, but also describe the
+various pieces of code that you had to look at to find the information.
+Include markdown links to the most interesting pieces of code.
+
+

codex/config.toml

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+[features]
+use_legacy_landlock = true
+
+[projects."/home/jyelon/integration"]
+trust_level = "trusted"
+
+[mcp_servers.ue-wingman]
+command = "python3"
+args = ["/home/jyelon/integration/Plugins/UEWingman/ue-wingman-mcp.py"]

codex/default.rules

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+prefix_rule(pattern=["code"], decision="allow")