Codex Coordinator v0.3.0 — Mission Control

What’s new

• Local-only Mission Control dashboard for active, queued, blocked, and completed Codex tasks.
• One-click Doctor repair for the installed Coordinator skill/state helper and exact SessionStart hook.
• Compact project-health review using GPT-5.6 Sol at Medium reasoning only when enabled projects need interpretation.
• No model call when Doctor only repairs the installation and no enabled projects are present.
• Safer single-instance background launcher that does not open duplicate browser tabs unless explicitly requested.
• Public install page, metadata, feedback route, and browser-tested localhost security boundaries.

Verification

• 115 repository tests pass from a fresh clone.
• Required Windows and Linux CI, secret scan, and CodeQL checks pass.
• Installed capability contract, skill links, state-helper syntax, hook syntax, and isolated hook smoke pass.

See the README for installation and Mission Control startup instructions.

Codex Coordinator v0.2.1

Fixed

• Coordinators now verify that a real heartbeat return path exists before ending a turn with non-terminal work.
• Doctor reports a verified unattended return path instead of relying on age or idle status.
• Direct commit, push, deploy, or continuation requests now trigger immediate native owner verification.
• Archived or unusable owners are recovered from the original user request without a ping, magic phrase, or duplicate approval.
• Coordination uses fewer durable worker tasks, sparse messages, split operating lanes, and a safe inbox hash checkpoint.

Verification

• 111 repository tests passed locally.
• Protected CI passed on Python 3.10 and 3.13 across Linux and Windows.
• Secret scan and CodeQL passed on the exact release commit.
• Installed Coordinator Doctor passed capability contract v9 and its hook smoke test.

Install

codex plugin marketplace add eyeinthesky6/codex-coordinator@v0.2.1

Codex Coordinator v0.2.0

Stop babysitting parallel Codex tasks

Codex Coordinator v0.2.0 is built around the problems that show up when one repository job spreads across several Codex tasks: duplicated work, overlapping edits, lost handoffs, and too much time spent checking status.

What is new

• A clearer, problem-led README and public website.
• Safer task reuse, bounded parallel work, durable handoffs, and end-of-turn reconciliation.
• A dependency-free Doctor that checks and repairs stale local Coordinator installations.
• Better project-state validation and recovery guidance.
• GitHub Pages, crawler metadata, a sitemap, and an agent-readable project map.

Install

codex plugin marketplace add eyeinthesky6/codex-coordinator@v0.2.0

Then enable it inside a repository:

Use $codex-coordinator to enable coordination for this repository.

This is a source-only release. It supports the same standard-library Python runtime and Codex plugin installation path documented in the repository.

Codex Coordinator v0.1.7

Codex Coordinator turns one large repository goal into bounded work for multiple Codex agents, with explicit ownership, routing, and recovery.

Install

codex plugin marketplace add eyeinthesky6/codex-coordinator@v0.1.7

Then install Codex Coordinator from Codex Plugins and review the read-only SessionStart hook.

Highlights

• Explicit multi-agent coordination without requiring Ultra's proactive delegation.
• One core goal per worker task; unrelated work receives a fresh native task.
• Task-fit model and reasoning guidance with per-task and run-wide user overrides.
• Repository-scoped ownership, safe shared-checkout boundaries, restart recovery, and private local mutable state.
• Public governance, support, contribution, security, and issue-routing documentation.

Requirements

• Codex with plugin and hook support.
• Git.
• Python 3.10 or newer.

Limits

• Coordination state is repository-scoped and mutable state is local to one checkout.
• The plugin does not replace Codex agents, bypass account usage or concurrency limits, or act as a cross-machine project manager.
• Installed plugin copies must be updated and existing tasks must reload the skill before new behavior applies.
• The optional Codex Security code scan was deferred; the release did pass the unit-test matrix, Ruff, pre-commit scanning, full-history Gitleaks CI, Dependabot review, and strict public-hygiene checks.