v0.1.6

Clean My Codex 0.1.6

New

• Plan output is now tracked as a session asset. Codex's plan mode writes revisions under ~/.codex/plans/<thread-id>/; each conversation's revisions collapse into one row named by the H1 of its newest revision, tagged Plan, and removed with the conversation that owned it.
• Workspace cleanup can delete related conversations. A workspace folder deletion now offers the same "also delete related conversations and their session assets" option that worktrees already had, so removing ~/Documents/Codex/xxx can take the conversations that ran there with it. The rule is unchanged — session assets follow their session; the workspace does not.
• Windows is now supported end-to-end, not just packaged. Releases publish a Windows NSIS installer (.exe) alongside the macOS .dmg, and the app now works there:
  • Desktop detection recognizes the Codex/ChatGPT desktop app on Windows — the MSIX install under Program Files\WindowsApps\OpenAI.Codex_<version>_\, the legacy Program Files\Codex and AppData\Local\Programs\Codex layouts, including Electron helper processes — and excludes the crashpad handler the way macOS does. Because the Windows desktop app is tray-resident (the window × button does not quit it), the blocker now points to File → Exit; the auto-quit checkbox, which relies on macOS AppleScript, stays hidden off-darwin.
  • CLI location finds codex inside the desktop app's versioned/hash install directories (newest copy first when an upgrade left several), then falls back to where.exe and PATH, with case-insensitive environment lookup. A failed lookup is no longer cached for the session — install or upgrade Codex while Clean My Codex is open and the next operation finds it.
  • Scheduled cleanup on Windows moved off locale-dependent schtasks /Query output to PowerShell Get-ScheduledTaskInfo, which emits one invariant ISO timestamp for the next run. The repair pass that re-aligns an out-of-date launch agent on macOS now also reinstalls a Windows task whose executable, arguments, daily interval, or missed-run/battery settings no longer match this build.
  • Update checks run on Windows too (previously macOS-only), with a Windows-specific prompt to download and run the x64 installer. The Software Update row is now shown on every platform.
  • Path identity is handled through a shared layer that normalizes extended-length (\\?\) and UNC paths, resolves filesystem aliases through the nearest existing ancestor, and compares Windows paths case-insensitively — and is recognized on every host so the Windows behavior is regression-tested on macOS.
• Crash and exception logging. Every IPC handler is wrapped to record failures before Electron serializes them, the main process observes fatal exceptions, and the renderer forwards uncaught errors, unhandled rejections, and React recoverable/uncaught errors to the main process. Worker errors now carry their stack. All of it lands in the existing cleanup.log alongside the normal operation record, so a submitted diagnostic log can explain both a wrong result and a failure that happened before one.
• Linux builds have been retired. The AppImage target, bundled icon, build:linux script, and XDG fallback paths are gone; the location layer now refuses unsupported platforms explicitly rather than silently guessing.

Improvements

• Resource detail views are unified. Sessions, Session Assets, Plugins, Workspace, and Worktrees now share one set of list controls:
  • Sortable columns — click a header to sort by it, click again to flip direction; an arrow shows the active direction and a faint double-chevron marks every sortable column. The old sort dropdowns are gone.
  • Per-column funnel filters replace the type/status <select> dropdowns. Each funnel opens a small popover with a count beside every option and fills in while a non-default filter is applied.
  • Shared selection that retains valid choices across a rescan, keeps hidden choices across a filter, and bulk-toggles only the visible rows — so toggling a filter no longer silently drops what you had selected. A native indeterminate "select all" checkbox and a single bottom action bar (selection summary + delete button, with the unsafe-git warning inline) replace each page's hand-rolled footer.
• Plugins page splits origin from version status. The single status filter is now two funnels: Source (Official / Personal, derived from the scanner's builtin signal) and Version status (current / outdated / orphaned / unconfirmed). Official plugins show an "Official" pill alongside a "current" version pill, and the summary card breaks the total into Official and Personal.
• Cleanup confirmation reflects the choice you actually made. Implementation-level child operations — the related-conversation deletion that follows a worktree or workspace removal — collapse into their container row in the result list and item count, with a failed or skipped child winning over a successful parent so a related operation that needs attention is never hidden behind a success. A cleanup failure now surfaces inside the dialog instead of duplicating in the main pane.
• One deletion warning instead of two. The worktree and workspace git reminders merged into a single permanent-deletion-with-git notice, and the session-asset local-copy warning is now part of one permanent-deletion line, so the confirmation reads as one warning rather than competing lines.
• Closing the main window on macOS hides it. The renderer and its completed scan stay alive so a Dock click shows the same window instead of mounting a fresh renderer and scanning again; before-quit still lets Quit close it normally, and activate restores an existing window instead of creating a second one.
• Overview sessions row now shows the per-session rollout total separately from the shared thread_history_*.sqlite projection, which gets its own protected row, so the two are no longer conflated in the chart or the total.
• Plan-only-copy warning. Deleting a Plan whose source conversation is already gone now warns that it may be the only surviving copy of that plan.
• Scan animation redrawn with orbiting rings and a tracer dot in place of the old scan-ring/beam, and the redundant "Initial storage analysis" kicker was dropped.
• Release pipeline splits macOS arm64 and x64 into separate build jobs (building both in one workspace could mutate a hard-linked native module after the first app was signed) that verify codesign and the Mach-O arch of the app and every bundled .node, then a single release job collects the macOS and Windows artifacts and publishes them.
• Tightened cleanup dialog copy and button labels; worktree modification times are rounded for stable display.

Full Changelog: v0.1.5...v0.1.6