Codex + Claude Usage Indicator v1.5.1
Manual Codex accounts
- Register the current account and add another account through the official browser login in an isolated local profile.
- Select a saved account explicitly, finish and close your Codex work, then confirm the switch. The tool checks for running Codex processes before applying the login and reopening the desktop.
- Manage account names with a dedicated editor, and distinguish current usage from dated saved values. The compact indicator keeps percentages and bars only.
- Protect saved Codex logins with Windows CurrentUser DPAPI, restrictive local permissions and recoverable writes. Claude credentials remain owned by Claude Code.
Interaction fixes
- Preserve keyboard focus while the topmost widget appears, reappears or refreshes.
- Improve registration feedback, cancellation, scaled layouts and small-window scrolling.
- Preserve the independent supervisor and per-user installation behavior from v1.3.4.
Install or upgrade
Download and extract CodexWeeklyUsageIndicator-v1.5.1-win-x64.zip. Open a standalone Windows PowerShell window, change to the extracted folder, and run ./scripts/install.ps1. Keep the included scripts together. Requires Windows 10/11 and the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime. Binaries are unsigned; verify SHA256SUMS.txt before running.
Account management is optional and manual. It does not rotate accounts automatically, pool quotas, or poll inactive accounts. Saved accounts live separately from the application and are preserved during uninstall.
Verification
All 23 regression groups passed locally and in Windows CI, covering usage parsing, helper lifetimes, account storage/recovery and UI interactions. The Actions-built executable and ZIP were downloaded and checked for version, allowed contents, sensitive data and matching SHA-256 checksums before publication. The maintainer confirmed a main-to-secondary account switch and subsequent real Codex use without issues. The return switch has not yet been reported; synthetic tests cover both directions. This release supports local Windows file-based ChatGPT authentication; unsupported managed/keyring configurations are rejected.
Full change: #8