Verso v0.1.0-alpha.6

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.6

Early public alpha of the Codex account switcher.

This revision fixes switching after a historical Codex error and replaces permanent
progress lines with transient terminal spinners.

• Completed usage-limit errors no longer block switching after quota resets.
  Active turns still block, as do unknown or contradictory activity responses.

• Delayed, single-line progress covers account usage, runtime inspection, updates,
  switching, and device sign-in. It clears before prompts and results.

• JSON, redirected output, and dumb terminals remain free of animation; NO_COLOR
  disables spinner color.

• Direct device authorization and current-login import, with optional aliases.

• One native Codex home, private saved accounts, demand-driven quota and inactive refresh.

• Human-approved switching for managed-daemon, standalone, and mixed setups.

• Busy/unknown-state refusal, explicit quota/snapshot overrides, rollback and an unfinished-operation journal.

• One private Herdr recovery snapshot, with readout and no automatic restoration.

• macOS/Linux amd64/arm64 binaries, Go install, Homebrew, and install-aware updates.

Codex 0.152.0+ is a best-effort alpha floor; source behavior currently tracks 0.154.0.
Standalone success means the credential file was updated: reopen Codex to apply it,
and account-managed config may override local mode. Running-daemon verification is
fresh-process/file/config evidence, not a full server-reported identity API.

Validation includes synthetic race tests, vet, deterministic four-target archives,
independent bounded reviews, and a real-binary standalone PTY fixture. No live
account switch or shared-daemon restart was performed by the agents. Controlled
human use is the next acceptance step. Read the README's limits before switching.

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.5

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.5

Early public alpha of the Codex account switcher.

This revision completes the human and agent CLI flows and fixes misleading runtime
status. Centrally attached Codex sessions started without an explicit --remote
argument are no longer called standalone. Verified daemon connectivity survives an
incomplete conversation check; switching still refuses when activity is unknown.

• Reject misplaced command flags before mutations and preserve JSON on errors/help.

• Reliable cancellation, honest partial quota, and safe recovery-journal inspection.

• Editable aliases, clearer account choices, width-aware output, and useful warnings.

• Visible progress and informative status, preview, recovery, and mutation receipts.

• Offline machine discovery and additive structured observation/error metadata.

• Direct device authorization and current-login import, with optional aliases.

• One native Codex home, private saved accounts, demand-driven quota and inactive refresh.

• Human-approved switching for managed-daemon, standalone, and mixed setups.

• Busy/unknown-state refusal, explicit quota/snapshot overrides, rollback and an unfinished-operation journal.

• One private Herdr recovery snapshot, with readout and no automatic restoration.

• macOS/Linux amd64/arm64 binaries, Go install, Homebrew, and install-aware updates.

Codex 0.152.0+ is a best-effort alpha floor; source behavior currently tracks 0.154.0.
Standalone success means the credential file was updated: reopen Codex to apply it,
and account-managed config may override local mode. Running-daemon verification is
fresh-process/file/config evidence, not a full server-reported identity API.

Validation includes synthetic race tests, vet, deterministic four-target archives,
independent bounded reviews, and a real-binary standalone PTY fixture. No live
account switch or shared-daemon restart was performed by the agents. Controlled
human use is the next acceptance step. Read the README's limits before switching.

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.4

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.4

Early public alpha of the Codex account switcher.

This revision makes list the account-and-usage view: it refreshes usage and
inactive credentials when needed, displays compact remaining-usage bars and reset
times, and keeps IDs in JSON. list --cached provides a read-only view. The separate
quota command is removed.

Normal help is short, with details under verso help <command>. Agent instructions
ship inside the binary at verso --skill (also verso skill). Switch safeguards
and Codex ownership of active-account refresh are unchanged.

• Direct device authorization and current-login import, with optional aliases.
• One native Codex home, private saved accounts, demand-driven quota and inactive refresh.
• Human-approved switching for managed-daemon, standalone, and mixed setups.
• Busy/unknown-state refusal, explicit quota/snapshot overrides, rollback and an unfinished-operation journal.
• One private Herdr recovery snapshot, with readout and no automatic restoration.
• macOS/Linux amd64/arm64 binaries, Go install, Homebrew, and install-aware updates.

Codex 0.152.0+ is a best-effort alpha floor; source behavior currently tracks 0.154.0.
Standalone success means the credential file was updated: reopen Codex to apply it,
and account-managed config may override local mode. Running-daemon verification is
fresh-process/file/config evidence, not a full server-reported identity API.

Validation includes synthetic race tests, vet, deterministic four-target archives,
independent bounded reviews, and a real-binary standalone PTY fixture. No live
account switch or shared-daemon restart was performed by the agents. Controlled
human use is the next acceptance step. Read the README's limits before switching.

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.3

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.3

Early public alpha of the Codex account switcher.

This revision fixes current-login import and saved-account removal being blocked
by an unrelated conversation's error status. Credential identity and configuration
checks remain; the stricter activity checks still apply to account switching.
It also includes alpha.2's fix for Codex's default OpenAI provider.

• Direct device authorization and current-login import, with optional aliases.
• One native Codex home, private saved accounts, demand-driven quota and inactive refresh.
• Human-approved switching for managed-daemon, standalone, and mixed setups.
• Busy/unknown-state refusal, explicit quota/snapshot overrides, rollback and an unfinished-operation journal.
• One private Herdr recovery snapshot, with readout and no automatic restoration.
• macOS/Linux amd64/arm64 binaries, Go install, Homebrew, and install-aware updates.

Codex 0.152.0+ is a best-effort alpha floor; source behavior currently tracks 0.154.0.
Standalone success means the credential file was updated: reopen Codex to apply it,
and account-managed config may override local mode. Running-daemon verification is
fresh-process/file/config evidence, not a full server-reported identity API.

Validation includes synthetic race tests, vet, deterministic four-target archives,
independent bounded reviews, and a real-binary standalone PTY fixture. No live
account switch or shared-daemon restart was performed by the agents. Controlled
human use is the next acceptance step. Read the README's limits before switching.

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.2

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.2

Early public alpha of the Codex account switcher.

This revision fixes managed-daemon inspection when model_provider is omitted,
matching Codex's default OpenAI provider. It supersedes alpha.1.

• Direct device authorization and current-login import, with optional aliases.
• One native Codex home, private saved accounts, demand-driven quota and inactive refresh.
• Human-approved switching for managed-daemon, standalone, and mixed setups.
• Busy/unknown-state refusal, explicit quota/snapshot overrides, rollback and an unfinished-operation journal.
• One private Herdr recovery snapshot, with readout and no automatic restoration.
• macOS/Linux amd64/arm64 binaries, Go install, Homebrew, and install-aware updates.

Codex 0.152.0+ is a best-effort alpha floor; source behavior currently tracks 0.154.0.
Standalone success means the credential file was updated: reopen Codex to apply it,
and account-managed config may override local mode. Running-daemon verification is
fresh-process/file/config evidence, not a full server-reported identity API.

Validation includes synthetic race tests, vet, deterministic four-target archives,
independent bounded reviews, and a real-binary standalone PTY fixture. No live
account switch or shared-daemon restart was performed by the agents. Controlled
human use is the next acceptance step. Read the README's limits before switching.

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.1

Superseded by v0.1.0-alpha.2, which fixes inspection of Codex's default OpenAI provider. Use alpha.2 for review and installation.

Verso v0.1.0-alpha.1

First public alpha of the Codex account switcher.

• Direct device authorization and current-login import, with optional aliases.
• One native Codex home, private saved accounts, demand-driven quota and inactive refresh.
• Human-approved switching for managed-daemon, standalone, and mixed setups.
• Busy/unknown-state refusal, explicit quota/snapshot overrides, rollback and an unfinished-operation journal.
• One private Herdr recovery snapshot, with readout and no automatic restoration.
• macOS/Linux amd64/arm64 binaries, Go install, Homebrew, and install-aware updates.

Codex 0.152.0+ is a best-effort alpha floor; source behavior currently tracks 0.154.0.
Standalone success means the credential file was updated: reopen Codex to apply it,
and account-managed config may override local mode. Running-daemon verification is
fresh-process/file/config evidence, not a full server-reported identity API.

Validation includes synthetic race tests, vet, deterministic four-target archives,
independent bounded reviews, and a real-binary standalone PTY fixture. No live
account switch or shared-daemon restart was performed by the agents. Controlled
human use is the next acceptance step. Read the README's limits before switching.