v0.1.19

Changelog

• Enabled gzip compression by default for OTLP HTTP/protobuf Trace and Metrics uploads.
• Added compression: "none" as a compatibility fallback for receivers that do not accept compressed request bodies.
• Logged both raw and compressed request sizes in hook upload results to simplify 413 Request Entity Too Large diagnosis.
• Added helper-backed local uninstall cleanup and shipped uninstall.sh in release assets.

v0.1.18

Changelog

• Aligned install.sh Codex binary discovery with the agent-meter lookup order on macOS and Linux.
• Preferred explicit and app-bundled Codex paths before PATH scanning, while keeping legacy fallbacks for compatibility.
• Logged the resolved Codex CLI path and whether the installer had to fall back to a legacy discovery path.

v0.1.17

Changelog

• Downgraded installer failures when the Codex CLI command exists but the Codex runtime itself cannot start.
• Improved installer next-step guidance for broken Codex CLI, already running Codex sessions, and post-install first launch.
• Added a shell-installer hint for root-owned Codex homes such as /var/root/.codex.

v0.1.16

Changelog

• Fixed macOS install.sh failure caused by iterating an empty HEADERS array under set -u.
• Promoted the Go-prebuilt Codex hook packaging and installer flow to the stable v0.1.16 release.

v0.1.15-rc2

Changelog

• Fixed macOS install.sh failure caused by iterating an empty HEADERS array under set -u.
• Preserved the Go-prebuilt release packaging and installer flow introduced in v0.1.15-rc.

v0.1.15-rc

Changelog

• Reimplemented the Codex Stop hook, rollout parser, span and metric collectors, OTLP codecs, ingest server, installer helper, and tests in Go.
• Removed the Node.js runtime requirement and all runtime npm dependencies.
• Added prebuilt Go binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows on amd64 and arm64.
• Preserved terminal-turn deduplication, non-blocking telemetry failures, Codex hook trust, OTLP Trace and Metrics protobuf transport, and existing trace and metric semantics.
• Added tag-driven GitHub Actions that run Go quality checks, build release assets from the tagged commit, validate versions and checksums, and publish the GitHub Release.
• Fixed discovery of prebuilt hooks under platform-specific bin/<os>-<arch> directories.
• Published generic and versioned tar/ZIP archives, per-archive checksums, local installers, remote installers, and a complete SHA256SUMS.

v0.1.15

Changelog

• Fix macOS installer entrypoint resolution when scripts run from temporary directories or symlinked paths under /var/folders and /private/var/folders
• Keep installer config writes, hook trust, and runtime CLI entrypoint detection aligned under the same realpath-based path resolution
• Publish the finalized macOS installer fix as v0.1.15

v0.1.14-rc

Changelog

• Fix the macOS installer config entrypoint so installs from temporary release directories under /var/folders and /private/var/folders update the target gtrace.json reliably
• Add regression coverage for installer config writes when the script path is reached through a symlinked or normalized temporary directory
• Keep the v0.1.14 installer behavior unchanged on Linux and Windows while applying the macOS-specific path resolution fix

v0.1.14

Changelog

• Move gtrace.json write-back to after codex plugin add so macOS installs keep the latest X-Token, agent_id, and agent_name
• Keep Linux and Windows installer behavior aligned with the same final config write order
• Add a regression test for installer-managed auth and agent tag overwrite behavior

v0.1.13

Changelog

• Add native Windows installation support with local and remote PowerShell installers
• Publish both tar.gz and ZIP plugin archives with checksums
• Make gtrace.json.enabled stop hook processing before stdin/transcript parsing and OTLP construction
• Preserve the existing enabled state during upgrades unless explicitly changed with installer switches
• Fix Windows ESM entry-point, execution-policy, Codex CLI discovery, and filesystem path handling
• Install the Stop hook through the supported global ~/.codex/hooks.json mechanism while preserving unrelated hooks
• Remove the duplicate legacy plugin hook so each completed turn is handled once
• Automatically trust the exact GTrace Stop hook on Windows and Linux through Codex hooks/list and config/batchWrite

Automatic hook trust

The Windows and Linux installers ask the local Codex app-server for the discovered GTrace user hook key and current hash, then persist that hash in hooks.state. This makes fresh installs and reinstalls work without a separate hook-review prompt. Only the user hook whose command contains codex-hook-wrapper.js is selected; unrelated hooks are not trusted or modified. If the hook command changes later, Codex treats it as modified and the previous trust no longer applies.