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Operate the local MiniMax CLI (`mmx`) from Codex for web search, vision, image / video / speech / music generation, quota inspection, and MiniMax file operations. `mmx text chat` is forbidden — Codex is the text generator.

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    Default command is mmx search query: If the user has not asked for anything more specific and web research will help, this is the only …

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    If a request could be served by your own reasoning (most prose, code, analysis), do it directly.

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    Verify runtime readiness with mmx --version or mmx auth status --output json --quiet --non-interactive.

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    Run the command with agent-safe defaults first.

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    When using mmx search query, default to mixed Chinese + English and multiple search passes.

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    Run at least one English technical query.

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    If the topic is recent, ambiguous, or sparse, add more passes with synonyms, recency words, or source-specific filters in the query string.

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    Prefer citing URLs and titles from JSON output instead of paraphrasing from memory.

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    Read references/search-playbook.md when query design matters.

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MiniMax CLI

Target request: $ARGUMENTS

Overview

Operate the already-installed local mmx command as the execution surface for MiniMax tasks. Keep the main flow focused on doing the user`s task, not on teaching the CLI.

Load references/setup-notes.md only when the user explicitly asks about installation, authentication, configuration, or schema export.

Hard Constraints

These rules are absolute. There are no exceptions driven by user phrasing.

  1. mmx text chat is forbidden, in every situation. Do not invoke it for chat, completion, translation, summarization, rewriting, coding help, or any other text task. Codex itself is the text generator. This includes "user asked for a poem" — answer it in your own reply, do not shell out to mmx.
  2. Default command is mmx search query. If the user has not asked for anything more specific and web research will help, this is the only mmx command you may run by default.
  3. Every other generation command is opt-in. image generate, video generate, speech synthesize, music generate, music cover, and vision describe may only run when the user explicitly asks for them in the current message. Phrasing like "make me a picture" or "generate an image" without naming mmx is not explicit — ask the user to confirm or have them paste the exact command they want.
  4. quota show, auth *, config *, update may be used for housekeeping as needed (e.g. checking auth before a generation call). They do not consume creative quota and are not subject to the explicit-ask rule.
  5. Search-quality rules are in references/search-playbook.md and apply whenever mmx search query runs.

If a request could be served by your own reasoning (most prose, code, analysis), do it directly. Reach for mmx search only when the answer must come from the live web; reach for the other generation commands only when explicitly authorized.

text chat — DISABLED

This command is forbidden by the "Hard Constraints" section above. Do not invoke mmx text chat under any circumstances — not for chat, completion, translation, summary, or any other text task. Codex itself is the text generator.

The reference below is kept only so the command and its flags remain discoverable. Nothing here is runnable.

Chat completion. Default model: MiniMax-M2.7.

mmx text chat --message <text> [flags]
FlagTypeDescription
--message <text>string, required, repeatableMessage text. Prefix with role: to set role (e.g. "system:You are helpful", "user:Hello")
--messages-file <path>stringJSON file with messages array. Use - for stdin
--system <text>stringSystem prompt
--model <model>stringModel ID (default: MiniMax-M2.7)
--max-tokens <n>numberMax tokens (default: 4096)
--temperature <n>numberSampling temperature (0.0, 1.0]
--top-p <n>numberNucleus sampling threshold
--streambooleanStream tokens (default: on in TTY)
--tool <json-or-path>string, repeatableTool definition JSON or file path
# Single message
mmx text chat --message "user:What is MiniMax?" --output json --quiet

# Multi-turn
mmx text chat \
  --system "You are a coding assistant." \
  --message "user:Write fizzbuzz in Python" \
  --output json

# From file
cat conversation.json | mmx text chat --messages-file - --output json

stdout: response text (text mode) or full response object (json mode).

Execution Workflow

  1. Determine the narrowest mmx command that fits the task: search query, vision describe, image generate, video generate, speech synthesize, music generate, music cover, quota show, or file operations. (text chat is disabled — see Hard Constraints.)
  2. Verify runtime readiness with mmx --version or mmx auth status --output json --quiet --non-interactive.
  3. Run the command with agent-safe defaults first.
  4. Save generated artifacts with explicit workspace-local output paths.
  5. Verify the returned JSON, task IDs, URLs, or files before reporting success.

Agent Defaults

Use these flags by default in agent mode:

  • --non-interactive
  • --quiet
  • --output json when machine-readable output helps

Add these selectively:

  • --dry-run before an expensive or ambiguous request
  • --async for long-running video generation
  • explicit output path flags such as --out, --out-dir, or --download for binary artifacts

Search Policy

When using mmx search query, default to mixed Chinese + English and multiple search passes. Do not answer from a single query unless the task is trivial.

For any non-trivial search:

  1. Run at least one English technical query.
  2. Run at least one Chinese query for the same concept.
  3. Run at least one mixed-language query that combines Chinese topic words with canonical English names, abbreviations, model names, venue names, or product terms.
  4. If the topic is recent, ambiguous, or sparse, add more passes with synonyms, recency words, or source-specific filters in the query string.
  5. Compare results across the query set before answering.
  6. Prefer citing URLs and titles from JSON output instead of paraphrasing from memory.

Read references/search-playbook.md when query design matters.

Command Patterns

Prefer short, task-shaped commands:

mmx search query --q "embodied navigation world model benchmark" --output json --quiet --non-interactive
mmx vision describe --image figure.png --prompt "Explain the key takeaway." --output json --quiet --non-interactive
mmx auth status --output json --quiet --non-interactive

Use explicit workspace-local output paths for generated artifacts:

mmx image generate --prompt "..." --out-dir .\\outputs --quiet --non-interactive
mmx speech synthesize --text "..." --out .\\outputs\\sample.mp3 --quiet --non-interactive
mmx video generate --prompt "..." --download .\\outputs\\clip.mp4 --quiet --non-interactive

Preview expensive or ambiguous generation first:

mmx image generate --prompt "..." --dry-run --output json --quiet --non-interactive

Track async video tasks through video task get and video download before treating the job as complete.

Failure Handling

  • Report missing mmx, failed auth, or quota blockers directly.
  • Broaden weak search runs with bilingual synonyms and additional passes.
  • Prefer --dry-run or --async before committing to expensive generation.
  • Perform the required follow-up step when a command returns only task IDs, file IDs, or URLs instead of a finished local artifact.

References

Load these only when needed:

  • references/setup-notes.md for installation, auth, config, and schema export
  • references/search-playbook.md for concrete bilingual multi-search patterns

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