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Project OS for Codex v0.2.0

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@herry2059 herry2059 released this 13 Jul 18:54

Project OS for Codex v0.2.0

This release turns the repository into a focused, English-first open-source control plane for Codex projects: visible progress, resumable context, Git-backed records, and safe handoffs.

Highlights

  • Short-lived, revocable AI credentials scoped to one workspace and one project.
  • A stdio MCP server designed for Codex through the public MCP interface.
  • Two tested tools: read scoped project context and append structured progress.
  • Idempotent progress writes with an agent-reported verification note and matching project-record Git commits.
  • A project-level .codex/config.toml.example that forwards local environment variables without committing secret values.
  • Owner approval for workspace join requests.
  • Real dark/light product screenshots and beginner-friendly setup documentation.
  • Docker, deployment, Git, AI-provider, knowledge, backup, and rollback guidance.

Security

  • Production fails closed when bootstrap authentication is missing.
  • Credentials are stored only as hashes and never exposed to the frontend after creation.
  • Workspace and project ownership are enforced server-side.
  • Agent writes use server-derived identity, validation, rate limits, audit records, and idempotency.
  • Provider keys, customer data, private endpoints, and internal deployment secrets are not included.

Verification

  • Privacy and release guard passed for every published file.
  • TypeScript and Vite production build passed.
  • Agent API and MCP protocol acceptance tests passed.
  • Dark and light UI paths were visually reviewed against an isolated local backend.

Current limits

  • Project OS does not run Codex, control a Codex account, or monitor Codex sessions automatically.
  • The current MCP release has exactly two scoped tools.
  • Verification notes are reported by the agent and retained for human review; they are not independent proof that source code or a deployment passed.
  • Git commits belong to the local Project OS record repository and do not modify an existing source repository.

See CHANGELOG.md, ROADMAP.md, and docs/CODEX_SETUP.md for details.

Codex is a trademark of OpenAI. This independent project is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.