forge 0.14.3

A patch release: the Codex monitor's per-task timer no longer restarts after a halt. This page covers what changed since 0.14.2 (PR #152).

Task timers survive a resume

Each time a halted task was resumed, the runner reset its start time, so the monitor's timer went back to 0:00. A task worked for 40 minutes across a few halts could show 5.

• Active time carries over. The timer column shows the time the task has actually been running, summed across invocations. A halt still stops it; a resume continues from where it stopped.
• Wall-clock alongside. Once a task has been resumed, the time since its first start appears in parentheses: 7:00 (60:00) is 7 minutes of work over an hour that included waiting on halts.
• run.json: each task gains first_started_at and active_secs. Older run files without them display as before. A segment that ended without a recorded end time (the process died mid-task) adds nothing.

Codex

No hooks/hooks.json change since 0.14.2, so Codex doesn't ask you to re-trust forge's hooks.

Install

claude plugin marketplace update forge
claude plugin update forge@forge        # or: claude plugin install forge@forge

Restart the session to apply. On Codex: codex plugin marketplace add forcetrainer/forge --ref forge--v0.14.3, then codex plugin add forge@forge.