Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.15

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.15

Queued and Steer messages now stay in sync with conversation history during long-running sessions. Messages that have already arrived no longer leave stale cards, and the message stream recovers after temporary connection or authentication failures.

New project directories appear in the session list automatically. The model selector shows the current model and a pending change until the new model takes effect. Replies to clarification prompts are readable in the conversation.

File downloads show progress. On iOS, the file preview offers the system Share sheet so the app remains open. Downloads are transferred in chunks while keeping the existing file access and size limits.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.14

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.14

Conversation progress is easier to follow. Context compaction shows an in-progress notice, including when Codex starts it automatically. The floating Goal panel starts as a single line beside the session title and opens only when selected. Running tool groups show elapsed time and finish their running state as soon as the next model step begins.

Session token totals now show reasoning effort for each model. Images produced by tool calls are available in session history. A queued message left behind after its turn has ended can be withdrawn without leaving a stuck card.

The bundled Codex executable lookup follows the current ChatGPT Desktop layout.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.13

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.13

Settings now opens in its own panel, so changing a preference no longer replaces the session list. On desktop, a category sidebar separates General, Account, Usage, and Connection & diagnostics. On mobile, Settings opens full screen with a category list and a back button for each detail page.

Closing Settings returns to the previous conversation or session list. The panel keeps each category's scroll position as you move between them, and supports Escape and keyboard focus navigation on desktop.

Passkey entries also fit narrow widths: the device name uses the available space while Remove stays on one line.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.12

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.12

• Switch between the project list and the 50 most recently active sessions.
• Queue messages now continue delivery when an active run ends. Pending messages remain visible while the server confirms their state.
• Summarize a tool group on demand and inspect Bridge response sizes in Settings.
• Sign in with a passkey. Settings shows daily and 20-minute history of weekly limit remaining; session information breaks token usage down by model.
• Desktop-owned app-server processes are detected in session writer status, including the current ChatGPT Desktop bundle layout.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.11

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.11

• Start a session directly from a project, fork a completed turn into the current directory or a
  new Git worktree, or open a temporary conversation from a turn or selected text.
• Temporary conversations have their own composer, a copyable session ID, and a tool step count.
• Edit and rerun the latest interrupted prompt when it has no Steer input. Queue and Steer controls
  keep pending messages visible while delivery is in progress.
• Paste images, upload files of any format with progress, and browse computer-use screenshots in
  the conversation. The sign-in page supports password-manager autofill on mobile browsers.
• Read command output in a terminal-style panel and see token usage for the past 7 and 30 days in
  Settings. The CLI can register projects and create sessions.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.10

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.10

• Custom sections appear below Pinned and can contain project folders and individual sessions.
• Conversations moved into a project remain visible there, even when their original working
  directory differs from the project folder.
• Project folders and conversations appear once in the sidebar, with their existing history intact.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.9

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.9

• File preview and downloads can use extra directories named in the local Web UI configuration.
• Queued messages remain withdrawable after a stale queue refresh. Messages already handed off
  show their delivery state clearly.
• Long user messages collapse by default and can be expanded when needed.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.8

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.8

• Choose among multiple computer-use screenshots directly from thumbnails below the preview.
• Collapsed follow-up messages stack with the latest steer card in front.
• The token usage card connects cleanly to the final message card.
• GitHub Pages now renders four styled views of the interactive demo during its build. The images are build artifacts; no generated PNG is committed to the source tree.

Demo views

Steer cards and token usage

Conversation and goal

Tools and session statistics

Slash commands and skills

Try the interactive demo · Browse all demo views · Installation guide

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.7

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.7

This update tightens spacing around context compaction notices, tool activity,
and turn controls in the conversation. Normal answer paragraphs retain their
existing spacing.

See the installation guide and release history.

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.6

Codex App Server WebUI v0.3.6

This release improves how conversations are written and read:

• Large pasted text becomes a file attachment that can be reopened from the conversation.
• Slash commands and skills have a selection panel in the composer.
• Computer-use results support multiple screenshots. Choose an image from the message preview, or
  see images beside their tool calls and inside expanded results.
• Turn folding, token usage, message card styling, and scrolling are more stable while activity
  streams in or details expand.

The release WASM demo, browser regression suite, production Web UI build, and Rust workspace tests
pass. The local Bridge was verified with its managed app-server and authenticated HTTP endpoint.

See the installation guide and release history.