codex-webapp 0.1.8

Codex WebApp 0.1.8

This release tightens Codex WebApp's public/private release boundary and adds a repeatable clean release verification gate.

Highlights

• Adds npm run verify:clean-release for release operators.
• Keeps the public npm package free of Codex/OpenAI binaries, app.asar, pre-extracted renderer payloads, private engine dependencies, and secret-looking release artifacts.
• Adds optional private engine verification via --private-engine-dir without making the public package depend on the private repo.
• Refactors renderer bridge internals into narrower adapter seams while preserving the public doctor, start, and smoke flow.
• Hardens browser smoke checks for Codex App renderer pages with repeated or hidden matching text.
• Documents clean release evidence expectations for public package handoff.

Verification

• npm run verify:clean-release -- --private-engine-dir /private/tmp/penso-render-envelope-main
• public tests: 35 passing
• private engine tests: 16 passing
• npm pack --dry-run
• local browser smoke against installed Codex App renderer

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/codex-webapp/v/0.1.8

v0.1.7

Adds a Japanese README infographic.\n\n- Japanese README now uses a localized visual explaining the Codex App → npx → localhost browser flow.\n- The generated base image does not contain generated PENSO branding.\n- The official PENSO logo asset is composited afterward without altering the logo.\n- Keeps Apache-2.0 license text aligned across the image and README.

v0.1.6

Adds a README infographic.\n\n- Replaces the README overview image with a clearer flow image.\n- Uses a generated base image with no generated PENSO branding.\n- Composites the official PENSO logo asset afterward without altering the logo.\n- Keeps license text aligned with Apache-2.0.

v0.1.5

Documentation polish for daily-use expectations.\n\n- Clarifies that the browser UI only exists while the local process is running.\n- Makes reboot behavior explicit: after restarting the computer, users must run start again unless they configure auto-start.\n- Adds auto-start as an advanced daily-use topic, after manual verification and trusted access are understood.

v0.1.4

Documentation polish for Codex App users.\n\n- Adds a Japanese paste prompt for Codex App users.\n- Explains that Codex WebApp runs only while the local process is alive.\n- Adds restart, Ctrl+C, localhost, and trusted-access guidance for non-terminal users.\n- Clarifies Node/npm/npx prerequisites before running the npx flow.

v0.1.3

Codex App flow polish for non-terminal users.\n\n- help, doctor, dry-run, and start now explain the paste → npx start → open localhost flow.\n- start now detects port 8214 conflicts before launching and returns a clearer message.\n- docs now reference 0.1.3 and consistently use npx -y.

codex-webapp 0.1.2

codex-webapp 0.1.2

Patch release for the public smoke-test default.

• Updates the default smoke text from the older Codex prompt wording to the stable prefix What should we
• Keeps the CODEX_CLI_PATH runtime handoff introduced in 0.1.1

This is the recommended public release for quiet production testing.

codex-webapp 0.1.1

codex-webapp 0.1.1

Patch release after the first production publish.

• Passes the resolved Codex CLI path to the runtime via CODEX_CLI_PATH
• Keeps the npm latest channel on the production package
• Preserves the localhost-first safety boundary

This fixes a runner-discovered startup issue where the browser UI loaded but the runtime could not locate the Codex CLI binary.

codex-webapp 0.1.0

codex-webapp 0.1.0

First production release of Codex WebApp.

• Uses the npm latest channel: npx -y codex-webapp doctor
• Keeps the browser UI on localhost by default
• Checks Codex CLI 0.130.0+ and codex remote-control
• Starts the pinned Codex-style web runtime through npx --package github:0xcaff/codex-web#585613f5a3a355af5aefc388ca4e31b07a472cda codex-web
• Includes smoke checks and browser screenshot evidence support

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