How to enable the codex-chatgpt-web functionality to use the web-only PRO reasoning level in Codex?

[MoralStrike]

I'd like to use the GPT6-Pro model in Codex.

The README says that Omniroute has codex-chatgpt-web functionality.
codex-chatgpt-web allows to use the web-only Pro reasoning version of the GPT models. How do I do it in Omniroute? I added my paid accounts, but it's Codex only. I'm not seeing a way to add the web bridge.

Also, is it safe for the account to do?

codex-chatgpt-web	14,526	MIT source adapted into the vendored ChatGPT Web → Codex Responses bridge, including browser-session, response-framing, usage and web-search adapters.

codex-chatgpt-web 14,526 MIT source adapted into the vendored ChatGPT Web → Codex Responses bridge, including browser-session, response-framing, usage and web-search adapters.

[diegosouzapw]

@MoralStrike What I can say from the code (v3.8.52), not from a live test: besides the normal Codex provider you've added with your paid accounts, OmniRoute has a separate provider called ChatGPT Web (Codex) (chatgpt-web-codex, alias cgpt-codex). It's a web-cookie provider: you add it as its own connection under Providers and paste the full ChatGPT Cookie header from a logged-in chatgpt.com session (it's checked in an isolated headless browser profile). So it won't appear on the Codex page; look for "ChatGPT Web (Codex)" in the provider list. The README credit you quoted (codex-chatgpt-web) is the open-source project whose code that bridge was adapted from.

I haven't verified that a GPT-6 Pro model is reachable through it, so I can't promise that.

On "is it safe for the account?": no, not in the sense of a guarantee. Web-session providers use your logged-in website session, not an API key, and providers don't allow automated use of the consumer site, so the account can be restricted at any time; OmniRoute marks these providers with a subscription-risk notice for that reason. If the account matters, keep it away from this.