A LITTLE BETTER, EVERY RELEASE
What’s new.
From the first workspace to the one you use today. Every published release, and what it made better.
17 published releasesNewest first · Since September 2026Browse on GitHub ↗ A little more room.
- A cleaner terminal picker shows Automatic and installed terminals, with keyboard navigation and a checkmark for your selection.
- Workspace and Launching have their own settings sections. Save and Cancel stay visible while advanced options scroll.
Your terminal. Timely reminders.
- Choose your preferred CLI terminal in Launch settings, including Kitty, Ghostty and the platform’s native terminals.
- Grouped reminders show available resets expiring within 48 hours, at most twice a day and at least four hours apart.
- The Orange theme preview now matches dark mode.
A CLI for every account.
- Launch the Codex CLI from an account row, using that account’s isolated home and your chosen project folder.
- Usage refreshes at startup, accounts follow plan order, and six color palettes work in light and dark mode.
More ways to open your workspace.
- Launch an account in VS Code, the supported Codex desktop app, or both, with separate account credentials and desktop state.
- A first-run welcome detects installed apps, and Launch settings adds a preferred folder with a built-in Browse picker.
Pick a folder without leaving.
- A built-in workspace folder browser opens over the app and passes your selection to the existing desktop chooser.
The right size on Hyprland.
- The main app opens full-screen on Hyprland, while folder and desktop selection remain compact dialogs.
A place for every workspace.
- On Hyprland, choose the current desktop or desktops 1–10 for a newly launched VS Code window.
- Inspect storage by account and safely clear reclaimable caches while keeping credentials, conversations and settings.
Clearer guidance, real context.
- Updated interface screenshots show account limits, alongside clearer instructions for updating the app.
Open another window with confidence.
- Repeated launches preserve the account’s existing profile while opening another VS Code window.
Simpler launches. Fresher limits.
- Simplified account launches and improved live limit refresh, including clearer handling of expired sessions.
Keep each account’s session separate.
- Credentials, extensions, browser sign-in, workspaces and local history stay isolated so accounts cannot replace one another’s active login.
Limits, straight from Codex.
- Live account limit windows replace manual usage entry, with remaining percentages and reset times reported by Codex.
An easier install on Linux and Mac.
- Added Arch Linux and macOS installers, a verified AppImage update script, and corrected desktop launcher icons.
See where your usage stands.
- Optional account usage tracking adds a way to record and view usage alongside saved accounts.
At home in your app launcher.
- AppImage desktop integration adds a launcher entry and icon, with a more polished account interface.
Downloads you can verify.
- Corrected the published Linux artifact checksums so downloads can be checked against the release’s actual packages.
The first workspace.
- The first Linux release launches multiple Codex accounts in isolated VS Code windows while preserving your current login.
Release verificationMac/Linux builds and installer checks are tracked separately from broader platform validation. The Mac package remains unsigned and unnotarized.
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