You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Codex CLI as a first-class agent. The console detects codex next to claude, lets you pick the agent that writes the drafts (first-run guide
and Automations), stores the choice as {"agent": "codex"} in agent.json and resolves the command at every start. Drafts run through codex exec in a read-only sandbox, with the final answer read from a
file. The MCP registration snippet switches to ~/.codex/config.toml
(or codex mcp add) when Codex is selected. Both directions verified on
Windows — see INTEGRATIONS.md, including the gate holding with Codex's
own approvals bypassed.
.codex-plugin/plugin.json follows the release version (it was still
0.2.4 at 0.3.1); sync-version.js and a test keep it aligned.
Attachments open again from the console. Clicking an attachment
answered "HTTP 404" on every account: the console asked the backend for GET /mail/{id}/attachment/{name} and that route did not exist. It
does now (bytes, content type from the provider or from the file name,
proper Content-Disposition), with tests.
An old notification says it is old. Pressing a desktop toast after
its request has expired or been decided used to answer "request does
not exist", which reads like a fault. It now says the notification is
stale and lists what is actually waiting, if anything; and the window
no longer dies with a traceback when there is no standard input.