Codex Deck 1.0.2

This patch fixes the iPhone header logo, preserves a manually paused Mac connection across sleep, and reports readiness only after HTTPS is listening. It also fixes a stalled TLS connection blocking other clients, CLI history hiding desktop sessions, and stale pairing/scanner callbacks.

Validation: 11 regression tests pass, including actual Apple URLSession redirect handling and concurrent HTTPS clients. An independent agent reviewed the candidate and its three reported defects were addressed.

Known limitations: reliable live pending-question detection is not yet connected to the owning desktop process. Final end-to-end phone acceptance remains pending. This release does not claim full product acceptance. The Mac companion requires Apple Silicon, macOS 14+, and Python 3.10+. The binary is ad-hoc signed, not notarized. iOS builds require your own Apple development signing; no signed personal iPhone build is published.

Codex Deck 1.0.1

Codex Deck 1.0.1

Turn your iPhone into a native Codex session deck. Tap a large key to bring the right task forward on your Mac.

• Original three-key identity and a bilingual product website.
• Adaptive one-to-three-key layout, desktop sidebar names and persistent hiding.
• Core Codex usage, local HTTPS pairing and a menu-bar Mac companion.
• A real iPhone keep-awake switch with haptic feedback and saved preference.
• Automatic reconnect without changing task states on network loss.

Install

Download the Mac companion below: Apple Silicon, macOS 14+, Python 3.10+. The app is ad-hoc signed and not notarized. Follow the installation guide.

Build the iPhone app in Xcode with your own Apple ID. There is no generic IPA, App Store or TestFlight release.

Scope

Local desktop/extension main sessions only. Pending questions and approvals are not reliably detected. Session state follows saved records, not a process-liveness check.

MIT licensed. Independent project, not affiliated with OpenAI.