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Frequently Asked Questions
No. Codex Lifeboat is an independent open-source community project.
Windows 10 and Windows 11 x64.
No. Extract the portable ZIP and start Codex-Lifeboat.exe.
No. Backups may contain confidential files, including source code, .env files, and API keys.
Yes. Active, archived, pinned, and projectless local conversations are inventoried.
No. A conversation assignment and a physical project folder are different things. Codex Lifeboat inventories both and preserves their relationship where possible.
Not necessarily. Unknown references are preserved unchanged. The notice means that a saved link may still point to its previous location after restoration.
Use the details screen to see:
- The relevant field
- The path category
- Whether the location currently exists
- Whether the associated data is included
- Whether the path can be translated
- The likely impact
Recovery points are created on the destination computer immediately before a restore. They are not ordinary USB backups. The list remains empty until that computer has performed a restore.
Verification independently reads and hashes the backup files. Large projects or projects containing dependency folders can contain hundreds of thousands of files.
Yes. Projects are selected by default, but individual project folders can be excluded. Codex conversations and portable settings remain protected.
Open a GitHub issue. The diagnostics center can create an anonymized report suitable for attaching to an issue.