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An answer from Assist, automations and the Prompt API is returned as soon as Codex reports its result, no
longer after the Codex process has finished shutting down; anything Codex writes after its result is dropped.
The core's warm-session option is not offered by this add-on: every request still starts a fresh Codex
process, as before.
A device assigned to an area is no longer refused as ambiguous when it is off: asking for the light in an
area acts on that device whether it is on or off.
When the agent cannot act on a request, the reason is now stated in full instead of being cut short.
A long secret no longer starts streaming to the screen before it is hidden.
Signing in with an API key did not work before this version: the add-on handed the key to Codex under a
name Codex does not read, so every request from Assist, automations and the Prompt API failed with an
authentication error. The key is now handed over under the name Codex reads. The console itself is not covered
by this: it still needs codex login (or codex login --with-api-key), as before.
Requests from Assist, automations and the Prompt API no longer see Codex's own built-in skills. Before this
version every such request carried a list of the available skills, and a $name in the request text (such
as $imagegen) put that skill's full instructions into the request. The console is unchanged and keeps
every skill. Known limit: a skill installed under /data/home/.agents/skills is still put into such a
request when the request text names it with $name; a later version closes this.
A program that runs the test command by name gets the system one again. The bundled hass-mcp package
installed a development launcher under that name ahead of it on the path; the launcher is no longer
installed, and the image is not built if a bundled command hides a system command.