Important boundary
A theme pack is not an installer.
DreamSkin creates visual assets and a Codex-ready implementation prompt. It does not modify Codex, run an executable, or request access to your projects, conversations, API keys, or device files.
Gallery media stays local to this site
Gallery images are bundled with the website instead of fetched from GitHub or social networks at runtime.
Stable previews
Local files prevent broken repository images from collapsing the page.
No reference-image upload in v1
The first generator accepts text prompts and preset colors only. It does not accept personal photo uploads.
The repository stays one click away
Every entry names its author, pinned commit, repository, and available source or rights record.
- 01Open the original repository before reusing an image.
- 02Read the repository license and any artwork-specific notice.
- 03Contact the author when the intended use is not clearly covered.
Generated themes are a separate workflow
A submitted prompt is expanded with layout-safe instructions and processed by HiAPI using GPT Image 2. Generated output can still resemble protected styles, people, or characters, so review it before publishing or selling it.
You control the prompt
Do not request illegal, abusive, deceptive, or rights-infringing material.
You review the output
A generated result is not a legal clearance, trademark review, or guarantee of originality.
An inspectable pack is not a compatibility claim
The downloaded ZIP contains artwork, theme metadata, SHA-256, an application prompt, and a verify-and-restore guide. It contains no executable and does not choose or install a desktop engine.
Record the real environment
Before applying, identify the exact Codex version, operating system, architecture, application method, and pinned source or release.
Prove both directions
A device-tested result requires a recorded apply and restore run plus readable Home, Task, and Diff states. A browser preview alone is not that evidence.
Community work is still community work
DreamSkin is independent from OpenAI. Codex, OpenAI, repository names, and third-party marks belong to their respective owners.