gabrielstein-mem0
674bb92423
Rework the Codex install flow around `codex plugin marketplace add <clone>` so users can lean on the repo's bundled `.agents/plugins/marketplace.json` instead of hand-authoring one. This removes the "path must be under ~/" constraint that was tripping people up. Also: - Call out that sideloading auto-registers `mem0` via .codex-mcp.json, so Option A (Direct MCP) and Option B (sideload) must not be combined. - Rename the Direct MCP snippet on the platform page from `mem0-mcp` to `mem0` to match the bundled plugin — prevents silent duplicate servers for users who follow one path then try the other. - Drop the trailing slash in .codex-mcp.json's URL to match the rest of the docs. - Add `codex plugin marketplace upgrade` / `remove` and the plugin cache path (~/.codex/plugins/cache/...). - New troubleshooting entries for duplicate MCP registration and for hooks breaking after a clone is moved (the installer bakes absolute paths, so moving the clone requires re-running it).
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