v0.2.0-beta.1 — Claude Code CLI provider

CoS Codex Bridge now supports Claude Code CLI alongside Codex in the same local MCP. Select provider:"claude-code" to create an approved local project folder, start a saved Claude Code CLI session, read its result, and follow up in the same session. The Codex route remains the default.

This beta keeps durable receipts, idempotent request IDs, prompt and artifact hashes, cancellation, byte limits and allowlisted project roots. It checks Claude's returned session ID and reports uncertainty rather than silently forking. The installed bridge can report whether the local Claude CLI is available and signed in.

Scope: This is Claude Code terminal automation. It does not create Claude account Projects, ordinary chats, Cowork projects or Claude Desktop sidebar sessions. Codex-specific queue, Steer and pin controls remain Codex-only. See Claude setup and limitations.

Validation: 43 automated tests passed; CI passed on macOS and Ubuntu. A live Claude Code 2.1.269 check created a saved session, resumed the same ID, and wrote a verified file inside a disposable approved folder. The owner's Grok Bot Chief of Staff then used the installed MCP for a separate create, submit, complete and same-session follow-up loop; two durable receipts and Claude's native session file were checked. The exact tagged npm archive passed a secret scan, production dependency audit and clean npm installer/doctor check.

Install: source and setup instructions or npm cos-codex-bridge@0.2.0-beta.1. npm's beta tag points here; latest remains the stable Codex-only v0.1.1.

CoS Codex Bridge v0.1.4

Stable Codex-only release. Doctor, CLI help, MCP metadata and the Registry descriptor now report the installed package version consistently. The npm README and installer instructions now show the pinned local setup and render their images correctly on npm. The bridge tools, allowlist defaults and Desktop writer-lock limitation are unchanged.

Install: npm install cos-codex-bridge@0.1.4 or use this tagged source. The optional Claude Code CLI route remains on the separate 0.2.0-beta.1 beta tag.

Validation: 38 tests passed from a clean checkout of this tag; the production dependency audit reported zero vulnerabilities, and the exact 33-file npm archive passed a secret scan. npm package checksum: 66f468fafd505dc6e03403f5412e8789190ad515 (SHA-1). A fresh public npm install, isolated demo installer and generated-launcher doctor check passed with version 0.1.4.

CoS Codex Bridge v0.1.2

Stable Codex route metadata update. The npm mcpName and official MCP Registry descriptor now use the exact capitalization of the AV-Labs-Co GitHub organization. The bridge tools, safety defaults and Desktop writer-lock limitation are unchanged from v0.1.1.

Install: npm install cos-codex-bridge@0.1.2 or use the tagged source. The installed launcher still identifies its runtime as 0.1.1 in doctor; v0.1.3 corrects that display label.

Validation: 37 tests passed, the production dependency audit found no vulnerabilities, and the exact package archive passed a secret scan. A clean npm install and isolated demo installer/doctor run passed.

CoS Codex Bridge v0.1.1

CoS Codex Bridge v0.1.1 is the stable Codex-only local MCP release. It lets a Chief of Staff create scoped project work, send exact prompts, monitor durable receipts, and follow up in the same Codex task.

• Free, MIT-licensed local stdio MCP. No hosted bridge or subscription.
• Durable prompt receipts, explicit queue/delivery states, project registration and task controls.
• macOS and Ubuntu CI: 37 tests, MCP handshake, installer and package checks passed.
• The exact tagged package passed a clean install, production dependency audit and secret scan before npm publication.

Install: source and setup instructions or npm cos-codex-bridge@0.1.1. A local installer creates a private config for the specific project folders you approve. The npm latest tag points to this stable release.

Claude Code CLI support is available separately in v0.2.0-beta.1 under npm's beta tag.

Known limitation: If a session already has an active writer and a steering prompt is sent, the prompt waits for a natural pause/stopping point. On a long autonomous run, the only human intervention needed is pressing Steer in that case.

CoS Codex Bridge 0.1.0 preview

Changelog

0.1.0 — preview

Local stdio MCP and JSON CLI; exact project/task routing; durable receipts, hashes and idempotent request IDs; text artifacts; direct-worker clarification/cancellation; Desktop registration, native assignment and pin controls; explicit Desktop queue delivery and same-item recovery when the writer is available.

Free under MIT. Default execution is read-only with explicit project roots. Desktop-owned paused-queue recovery is deferred: a human Steer click may be needed. Earlier macOS Desktop field testing used Codex 0.153.4. Newer Desktop sidebar rendering is not certified; the optional legacy adapter is off by default and fails closed outside its tested version. This preview does not promise universal unattended Desktop control.

Release review includes source boundary inspection, automated tests, dependency audit and a clean-prefix installation. See docs/SECURITY-REVIEW.md for scope and limitations.