v0.3.4

Highlights

• Rebuilt the Codex Usage Details panel to render server-side through the extension host instead of relying on a large client-side bootstrap script.
• Fixed the details page getting stuck on loading states while keeping the richer history dashboard requested in issue #12.
• Kept the History, Compare, and Refresh Now controls working by round-tripping through the extension host and re-rendering with current data.
• Refined the Usage History view so chart points align to real sample timing, the latest sample gets a richer context summary, and recent sample rows expose the same hover detail as the chart points.
• Changed the experimental web usage probe prompt to a one-time non-modal notification and persisted the response across future activations and version updates.

Validation

• npm test
• npm run package

v0.3.0

Highlights

• Added optional UI masking for saved profile names and email addresses across status bar text, pickers, tooltips, dialogs, the usage panel, and diagnostics.
• Added post-switch verification signals, process-safety checks, and optional low-usage switch assistance with off, ask, and auto modes.
• Added an opt-in experimental web usage probe with explicit labeling and fallback to the supported app-server and local session sources.
• Expanded usage visibility with richer provenance, refresh outcomes, clearer Usage History axes, hover details, severity bands, sample stats, and a recent-samples table.
• Added encrypted profile transfer exports, workspace-aware preferred-profile prompts, and better profile import switch controls.

Validation

• npm test
• npm run package

v0.2.14

Fixed

• Opening the account/profile picker no longer blocks on a full usage refresh, so the list appears immediately and refreshes in place instead of stalling for several seconds. Thanks @tsenturion for reporting this in #8.
• Replaced the misleading non-clickable “Click to switch” text in the active-profile tooltip with a real Switch Profiles command link and clearer wording. Thanks @tsenturion for flagging this in #9.

v0.2.13

[0.2.13] - 2026-04-14

Fixed

• Darkened the warning and critical usage colors so status bar usage indicators remain readable on light themes. Thanks @tsenturion for flagging this in #7.
• Fixed free-plan usage rendering so weekly-only Codex limits no longer appear as fake 5-hour + weekly windows. Thanks @tsenturion for reporting this in #5.
• Replaced optimistic ~100% fallback usage guesses with explicit Unknown states when no live Codex rate-limit data is available, so exhausted profiles are no longer overstated. Thanks @tsenturion for reporting this in #6.
• Importing current auth or auth files no longer silently overwrites a matching saved profile; duplicate imports now require explicit confirmation. Thanks @mxyue for reporting this in #4.
• Creating or importing a profile that becomes active now follows the normal reload path, so Codex does not stay on the previously active profile after Import now or other import flows.

Improved

• Usage refresh now probes codex app-server for live account/rateLimits/read data before falling back to local session files, improving the odds of showing fresher Codex limits sooner.
• Session fallback now prioritizes recent files, reuses the latest known session file, and tails appended JSONL content before falling back to broader scans.
• Usage tooltips now show which data source is active (app-server or session file) to make troubleshooting freshness and correctness easier.

v0.2.12

Fixed

• Fixed a Windows + WSL auth path resolution bug that could treat the Codex home directory as the active auth file path, causing EPERM failures during auth import and account switching backups. Thanks @Exxenoz for the clear report in #3.
• Added regression coverage for expected auth/config file path coercion so directory-style path results no longer slip through unnoticed.

v0.2.11

[0.2.11] - 2026-04-03

Changed

• Tightened same-login profile matching again so contexts in the same organization no longer merge when accountId or known planType differs. Thanks again @wswaq for the follow-up on #2.

v0.2.10

Backfilled GitHub Release for Marketplace version 0.2.10.

[0.2.10] - 2026-04-03

Changed

• Login via Codex CLI now prefers the OpenAI VS Code extension's bundled or configured Codex CLI instead of assuming a global PATH install.
• Refined the active-profile and usage hover tooltips with denser identity summaries and direct OpenAI usage/profile-management links.
• Bumped the packaged build so the latest same-login multi-context profile handling can be tested locally.

Note: this GitHub release was created after the original Marketplace publish. The attached VSIX is the authoritative artifact.

Target commit: 7332ac4

v0.2.9

Backfilled GitHub Release for Marketplace version 0.2.9.

[0.2.9] - 2026-04-03

Changed

• Added richer hover tooltips for the active profile and usage status bar items, including email, plan type, and organization details when available.
• Improved the usage hover so account identity and subscription context are visible without opening the picker.
• Profiles now distinguish between different effective subscription/workspace contexts on the same login, so personal and Team-style Codex contexts can live as separate saved profiles instead of collapsing into one. Thanks @wswaq for raising this in #2.

Note: this GitHub release was created after the original Marketplace publish. The attached VSIX is the authoritative artifact.

Target commit: 7332ac4

v0.2.8

Backfilled GitHub Release for Marketplace version 0.2.8.

[0.2.8] - 2026-04-02

Changed

• Refined the Marketplace README copy with a small follow-up wording pass.

Note: this GitHub release was created after the original Marketplace publish. The attached VSIX is the authoritative artifact.

Target commit: 7332ac4

v0.2.7

Backfilled GitHub Release for Marketplace version 0.2.7.

[0.2.7] - 2026-04-02

Changed

• Humanized the README so it speaks to users like actual humans instead of a haunted appliance manual. Fie ye bots.
• Reframed the Marketplace documentation around the feature set, the demo, and why the extension is fun to use.

Note: this GitHub release was created after the original Marketplace publish. The attached VSIX is the authoritative artifact.

Target commit: ae07b84