CodexPlusBar 1.1.3

Verified OpenChamber/OpenAI switching, packaged as a signed and Apple-notarized DMG.

What's improved

Saved OpenChamber/OpenAI sign-ins are checked with OpenAI before a switch reports success.
Expired or rejected access tokens are refreshed when possible; rotated refresh tokens are saved immediately.
A different-account switch is checked again after installation and restores the previous sign-in on verification failure when the local file still matches the app's write.
Same-account repairs retain refreshed credentials, and failures explain whether the old sign-in was kept, restored, or changed elsewhere.
Progress and success messages explain verification and remind you to refresh OpenChamber's Usage panel if it still shows an older result.

Requires macOS 14 or newer, Google Chrome, and an internet connection. One DMG supports Apple silicon and Intel.

Download CodexPlusBar.dmg.
Quit the running CodexPlusBar app if updating.
Open the DMG and drag CodexPlusBar.app to Applications, replacing the old copy if present.
Eject the DMG and open CodexPlusBar from Applications; look for it in the menu bar.

Replacing the app preserves saved profiles and Chrome sign-ins in ~/Library/Application Support/CodexPlusBar.

Both the app and DMG are Developer ID signed, notarized by Apple, and carry stapled notarization tickets. Bundle version: 1.1.3 (5).

Download CodexPlusBar.dmg.sha256 alongside the DMG, then run:

cd ~/Downloads
shasum -a 256 -c CodexPlusBar.dmg.sha256

Expected SHA-256:

68d3c86dd68d7e779c3d1bf1ae4b8f778328dfd7433c09a77c0cb29b9af0a149

Strict Debug build and universal Release archive succeeded.
Swift Testing reported 317 passing tests in 37 suites; the Xcode test wrapper timed out during shutdown and did not finalize its result bundle.
App and DMG notarization: Accepted; stapling, signature, Gatekeeper, mounted-app metadata, and checksum checks passed.
Manual GUI installation and live account switching were not performed for this release; switching regressions use isolated fixtures.