v0.2.1

Fix confusing color choices when editing only a profile name.

• Choosing Name only now goes straight to the name prompt, without displaying the color palette.
• The palette still appears for Icon color only and Name and icon color.
• Regression checks cover all three edit modes.

Credit to Edi Hasaj for the original independent-profile methodology.

v0.2.0

Manage individual profiles from the wizard without repeating setup for all existing instances.

• After the installation report, choose full setup, edit one existing profile, or add/remove one.
• Profile picker shows each number, name, and color. Edit a name, an icon color, or both, with a focused review.
• Adding one asks for an unused profile number, name, and color. Unaffected launchers are left in place.
• remove ID retires only that launcher and preserves its sign-ins, chats, and data. restore ID restores the same identity; list --removed lists retained profiles.
• Removed numbers and existing data directories are reserved, preventing accidental account-state reuse. Removing the last profile also removes helper integration.
• Primary's normal deep-link handling is preserved when its managed launcher is removed; removed accounts are excluded from the connection chooser.
• macOS integration checks verify that targeted edits/removals preserve other launchers and profile data. Windows/Linux desktop integration remains experimental.

Credit to Edi Hasaj for the original independent-profile methodology.

v0.1.3

A polished terminal wizard with an installation report before the first question. Includes a small title-frame alignment correction.

• Scans the existing Codex app, helper files, saved profiles, and OS launchers before asking for changes.
• Reports actual launcher names and icon colors read from installed PNG/ICO/ICNS artwork; highlights missing launchers and differences from saved settings.
• Identifies leftover managed and Edi launchers separately.
• Adds a framed header, clear sections, colored icon swatches, and cleaner prompts. Colors can be selected by name or number 1–5.
• Respects NO_COLOR, dumb terminals, and redirected output.
• Keeps profile names, colors, sign-ins, and data during installation and updates.

Windows/Linux desktop integration remains experimental. Credit to Edi Hasaj for the original independent-profile methodology.

v0.1.2

A polished terminal wizard with an installation report before the first question.

• Scans the existing Codex app, helper files, saved profiles, and OS launchers before asking for changes.
• Reports actual launcher names and icon colors read from installed PNG/ICO/ICNS artwork; highlights missing launchers and differences from saved settings.
• Identifies leftover managed and Edi launchers separately.
• Adds a framed header, clear sections, colored icon swatches, and cleaner prompts. Colors can be selected by name or number 1–5.
• Respects NO_COLOR, dumb terminals, and redirected output.
• Keeps profile names, colors, sign-ins, and data during installation and updates.

Windows/Linux desktop integration remains experimental. Credit to Edi Hasaj for the original independent-profile methodology.

v0.1.1

Setup wizard, named launchers, and five profile icon colors.

• wizard (also the default command) guides you through profile count, names, icon colors, Dock pins, and a final review. Guided add customizes only new profiles; commands with --count remain unattended.
• rename ID NAME updates Spotlight/Raycast, Dock launcher, helper menu, and chooser names while preserving profile IDs and sign-ins.
• macOS launchers now live directly in ~/Applications, making additional profiles discoverable. Existing Dock pin positions are migrated; Edi launcher originals are kept as recoverable backups.
• icons lists white, yellow, blue, purple, and teal. icon ID COLOR changes one profile and persists through updates. Dark backgrounds use a white OpenAI mark; white/yellow use dark lines.
• Colored icons appear in the existing macOS helper menu and chooser, plus OS launcher icons. Windows/Linux icon adapters remain experimental.
• Conflicting or filesystem-unsafe launcher names are rejected without replacing unrelated apps.

Credit to Edi Hasaj for the original independent-profile methodology. OpenAI owns the Blossom mark. Read README.md for platform limitations and authentication verification status.

v0.1.0

Multi Codex profiles, launchers, and a native connection chooser.

• Permanent curl installer and compiled CLI, with no Node requirement.
• Guided count; add and rename profiles later; update without losing sign-ins.
• macOS card chooser, exact-process delivery, colored Dock launchers, and adoption of existing profiles.
• Experimental Windows WPF and Linux Tk adapters; desktop routing is not yet runtime-verified there.
• Credit to Edi Hasaj for the independent two-profile methodology.

Read README.md for platform limitations, removal, and authentication verification status.