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@github-actions github-actions released this 17 Sep 16:14
· 129 commits to main since this release

What's new in v1.54.1

Features

  • Oh My Pi (omp) is now a first-class coding agent with its own presets, so launching it no longer needs
    a hand-built...
  • The task header's Hibernate and Send later buttons kept static glyphs while every icon beside them acted out its oper...
  • Recording local macOS freeze diagnostics moved from the DEV3_DEBUG=1 environment variable to a switch in Settings → S...
  • Right-to-left reordering in terminal panes (BiDi) now ships on instead of being an opt-in beta toggle, so Hebrew, Ara...
  • Clicking the violet agent-message toast now opens Agent traffic with the receiving task already selected — highlighte...

Fixes

  • An older dev3 wrote a permission profile into ~/.codex/config.toml narrower than Codex's own default, which stops s...
  • Codex on macOS could not start a session when its permission profile lacked full-disk read, dying with `fs sandbox he...
  • Terminal glyphs on macOS rendered noticeably heavier than the same font in a native terminal, because the glyph atlas...
  • Bulk conversation import no longer skips Claude Code sessions that carry no ai-title record — desktop-app sessions ...
  • File paths under the OS temp directory (/tmp, $TMPDIR, and their /private spellings on macOS) printed in termin...
  • Revert the readiness gate from PR #1792 because reconnecting to existing terminals and manually resumed agents could ...
  • In the Agent traffic view, double-clicking a task now opens that task — on its stage card, on its row in the inspecto...
  • The completion dialog no longer claims commits "will be lost" when another branch, tag or remote-tracking ref still r...

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Windows (x64) — unsigned, and there is no installer yet

Extract the zip (right-click → Extract All; nothing else needed), open the dev-3.0 folder and double-click bin\launcher.exe.

This build is not code-signed at this time — that may change in the future. The first time you run it, Windows covers the screen with a blue SmartScreen warning. Getting past it is two clicks: More info, then Run anyway — once per build. That dialog means Windows does not recognise the publisher. It is not a virus report.

Linux (x64)

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