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@steventsvik steventsvik released this 08 Nov 18:22
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Learn about vigilant mode.

Codex on the models on your Mac, and the shipped app no longer carries phone access's test switches.

  • Codex on the models on your Mac. Each model in Ollama or LM Studio in Tools → Local models has an Open in Codex button: Codex with its usual tools and everything you've set up (your config, AGENTS.md, skills, MCP servers, hooks and sessions), on a model that runs on this Mac, so nothing leaves it and it works offline. Models that can't call tools say so and can't be opened this way. The model is loaded first, and Codex is told the context Ollama really gives it, so long sessions compact instead of silently losing their start; if that context is small, the pane says how to raise it. The sidebar marks these panes Local, a codex typed in one stays on the model, and after an update or a board restart the session comes back on it, never on another provider. Codex's memory can be read by these sessions but isn't written by them. Search the web is a separate switch for these sessions, off by default, since it's the one thing that would leave your Mac; it uses the same Exa and SearXNG setup as Venice. From a terminal: tellurion local codex [-m <model>] [--provider ollama|lmstudio].
  • Phone access has no test switches in the shipped app. Three switches for testing phone access were still read by the release, and one of them let requests from this Mac in without a Tailscale login if the app was started with it set. They now exist only in test builds, like the others.

Install

Apple silicon Macs only, macOS 13 or newer. Based on Ghostty 1.4.0.

Already on 1.5.0 or later? Check for Updates… in the app menu installs it.

New install, or updating from 1.4.x (whose updater can't reach this release), in Terminal:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/steventsvik/Tellurion/custom/install.sh | bash

It downloads Tellurion-1.9.2-macos-arm64.zip, checks it against SHA256SUMS, and puts it in /Applications. Or by hand: download the zip, open it, and move Tellurion.app to /Applications. The app is notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other download.

Then open it. The welcome window connects Claude Code and Codex and runs a live test (the hooks are inside the app). Tellurion-1.9.2-agent-hooks.zip has the same hooks for setting up by hand; see the README.

Your existing Ghostty configuration (~/.config/ghostty/config) works as-is.

SHA-256:

  • Tellurion-1.9.2-macos-arm64.zip: 2d9a3d9041c8c4d6ee38aec42cfd271129a07723b145f576d0d5ef48bb2ab245
  • Tellurion-1.9.2-agent-hooks.zip: 1e9ccdb3c6753dc1748f02fe3e3c6106fd0476b1127a2b9e7df611dba7eea9d8

Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Ghostty project. AGPL-3.0; Ghostty's code is MIT. See NOTICE.md for credits.

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