I'm a heavy Codex user and run into two conversation-management problems that really hold me back.
1. The conversation list is flat — no folders, tags, or nesting
With many conversations spanning different projects, clients, and topics, a flat time-ordered list is unmanageable. There's no way to group conversations into folders, nest sub-folders, collapse groups, or tag them. A true tree structure (folders within folders) or a tagging system would make archiving usable.
2. The auto-generated titles are low quality and never improve
- Quality: many conversations are titled with a truncated copy of my first message rather than a real summary of what the conversation accomplished. For non-English conversations the titles often don't match what I'm looking for.
- They're static: the title is set early and frozen. As the conversation evolves, it never regenerates into a better title, and there's no way to ask Codex to re-summarize the thread on demand. Long, substantive conversations keep a title guessed from the opening message.
What I'd love to see
- Nested folders and/or tags for conversations — a real tree in the sidebar.
- Editable titles that stay locked once I set them.
- Better auto-titles that follow the conversation's language and summarize the outcome, not just the first message.
- Titles that re-summarize as the conversation grows, plus a one-click "regenerate title/summary."
- Bulk management (multi-select rename / move / tag).
Thanks for considering it.
I'm a heavy Codex user and run into two conversation-management problems that really hold me back.
1. The conversation list is flat — no folders, tags, or nesting
With many conversations spanning different projects, clients, and topics, a flat time-ordered list is unmanageable. There's no way to group conversations into folders, nest sub-folders, collapse groups, or tag them. A true tree structure (folders within folders) or a tagging system would make archiving usable.
2. The auto-generated titles are low quality and never improve
What I'd love to see
Thanks for considering it.