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VeyDock 0.2.0-beta.1
Windows update 0.2.0-beta.1. See CHANGELOG.md and VERIFICATION.md at the release tag. Installer updates are signature verified. Windows publisher signing is separate.
Draey Codex Hub v0.1.0-alpha.4: Sculpted cards and in-app updates
Draey Codex Hub 0.1.0-alpha.4
Interface
- Sculpted transparent crown, stacked discs, cube and ribbon artwork on adaptive vertical account cards.
- Both used and remaining percentages, actual window lengths, reset countdowns and local reset dates. Pro keeps its reported windows.
- Longer 3.2-second grayscale D introduction while accounts load underneath. Reduced-motion preferences skip it.
Updates
Download and run Draey-Codex-Hub-setup.exe. People on alpha.3 or earlier need this one manual upgrade. From alpha.4 onward the app checks after startup; choose Download and install in Settings or the update notice. Updates require signature verification and explicit installation consent. Account storage is preserved. Portable users will move to the installed app when using the updater.
The installer, portable ZIP, standalone EXE, update signature, feed, and SHA-256 checksums are attached. Codex Desktop/CLI and Windows WebView2 are required; Node and Rust are not needed by users.
Windows publisher
This release is update-signed, but not Windows Authenticode-signed. Unknown publisher or SmartScreen warnings can still appear. The repository now includes Windows publisher-signing setup instructions. The owner must obtain a verified signing identity; update signatures cannot replace that process.
Verification scope
Frontend and native regression tests, production builds, responsive synthetic layout checks, and installer signature verification are recorded in VERIFICATION.md. Real A/B/A Codex Desktop switching remains under acceptance testing. No personal accounts or credentials are bundled.
MIT licensed. Copyright 2026 Mithil Katkoria.
Draey Codex Hub v0.1.0-alpha.3: Adaptive Windows dashboard
Draey Codex Hub 0.1.0-alpha.3
A new adaptive vertical-card interface with distinct account symbols, live usage rings, expandable allowances, a short grayscale D startup animation, and complete streamer mode.
Download
- Draey-Codex-Hub-setup.exe (recommended): creates a Start menu shortcut. Search for Draey Codex Hub.
- Draey-Codex-Hub-Windows.zip: extract and run the portable EXE.
- Draey-Codex-Hub.exe: standalone Windows executable.
- SHA256SUMS.txt: download checksums.
Windows x64, including x64 emulation on ARM Windows. WebView2 and Codex Desktop/CLI are required. No Node or Rust installation is needed. This is an unsigned alpha.
Changes
- No fixed saved-account limit. Three, four, and larger collections adapt to the window.
- Preserve local account storage across launches and installation updates.
- Renew rejected usage through Codex managed-token refresh before requiring browser sign-in.
- Request normal Quit when switching. Do not sign out to switch, since that can revoke the saved login.
- Limit concurrent usage requests to three and pause display polling while hidden.
- Settings links to GitHub releases. Updates are manual: install the newer setup or replace the closed portable EXE. Saved accounts live separately.
Verified scope
32 frontend tests, 21 native tests, 5 version tests, production x64 and NSIS builds passed. Twelve synthetic layout cases covered 1/3/4/9 accounts at 800/1280/1600px. The installed native UI retained four real accounts and later showed all four live.
Full real A/B/A Desktop identity acceptance remains pending. A launch or usage read alone does not certify account switching. Revoked credentials require reconnecting. No account credentials or personal projects are included.
See VERIFICATION.md for observations and limits. MIT licensed. Copyright 2026 Mithil Katkoria.
Draey Codex Hub v0.1.0-alpha.1: Windows test build
First public Windows alpha of Draey Codex Hub.
Download
Download Draey-Codex-Hub-Windows.zip, extract it, and run Draey Codex Hub.exe. The standalone executable is also attached separately. Source-code ZIPs generated by GitHub do not contain the executable.
Install Codex Desktop and Codex CLI separately, open Codex once, then connect your own accounts in the Hub. See the repository README for prerequisites and setup. No Node.js or Rust is required for the download. This unsigned x64 build requires WebView2 and may display a Windows unsigned-app warning.
Status
Real multi-account startup usage refresh, current-account workspace reuse, and the waiting/cancel flow were tested locally. Full real A/B/A account-switch acceptance remains pending. This is a prerelease test executable, not a signed installer or a claim of production certification.
The attached executable is the previously tested local snapshot. The tag records the initial public source plus documentation; this artifact is not claimed to be a reproducible build of that tag. SHA256SUMS.txt identifies the exact downloads.
Packages contain no saved accounts, authentication, or personal projects. Sign into your own accounts. Keep application-data/authentication directories private.