Codex Tasklist 2.0.0

Codex Tasklist 2.0 expands terminal support beyond WezTerm with native kitty, iTerm2 and compatible Ghostty macOS integrations, plus an optional Linux/macOS/WSL launcher that configures a private tmux session automatically.

• Existing task IDs, statuses and saved queues are preserved.
• Unsupported terminals keep queue commands available; no dependencies are installed automatically.
• Native Windows uses codex directly: WezTerm panels are supported; Windows Terminal panels use WSL/tmux.
• Pane ownership checks prevent splitting unrelated terminals. Launcher exit codes, Ctrl-C and the caller's umask are preserved; Windows Unicode output needs no UTF-8 environment workaround.

Validation: 41 tests on Linux; 30 passed and 11 platform-specific skips on Windows. Real Codex workflows were tested in Linux WezTerm, kitty, Konsole/tmux and Windows WezTerm. Release CI passed Python 3.10 and 3.13 on Linux, Windows and macOS, plus the plugin scanner. macOS passed 38 tests with 3 tmux-only skips. The first macOS run exposed a PTY shutdown hang; immediate input restoration fixed it, and both macOS jobs passed on the release commit. Successful release CI.

Known limits: native macOS GUI integrations (iTerm2/Ghostty and terminal lifecycle) have not been live verified. WSL and other listed tmux terminals were not individually live tested. Unsupported APIs or denied automation fall back to the documented queue/launcher behavior.

Upgrade: reinstall/update the plugin and restart Codex. If you use the optional launcher, rerun launcher setup after upgrading so it points to the newly installed plugin version.

See installation and terminal support and the live test report.