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CodexPlusBar 1.1.5 — Saved sign-in recovery
CodexPlusBar 1.1.5
Fixed
- Recover saved OpenAI accounts when OpenChamber 2 has removed or replaced their native connection IDs, including the issue observed with OpenChamber 2.0.2 / OpenCode 2.0.16.
- Confirm that a connection is missing before using its saved sign-in; verify account identity and OpenAI access before importing it again.
- Preserve refreshed tokens for retry when later verification fails, and report bridge or response errors without treating them as deleted connections.
Install or update
- Download CodexPlusBar.dmg below.
- Quit an older running copy of CodexPlusBar.
- Open the DMG and drag CodexPlusBar.app to Applications, replacing the older copy if present.
- Eject the DMG and open CodexPlusBar from Applications; its status appears in the menu bar.
One universal download supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs on macOS 14 or newer. Both the app and DMG are Developer ID signed, notarized by Apple, and stapled. Updating preserves saved profiles, OpenChamber sign-ins, and Chrome sign-ins in Application Support.
For optional download verification, put both assets in the same folder and run:
shasum -a 256 -c CodexPlusBar.dmg.sha256If a saved OpenChamber sign-in itself is no longer accepted, sign in again in OpenChamber and choose Save current sign-in in CodexPlusBar.
Verification
- 332 Swift tests across 38 suites passed, including production-client recovery after deleting a connection on an isolated real OpenCode server.
- Separate installed-runtime and bridge read probes passed.
- Universal Release archive passed with warnings treated as errors.
- Mounted DMG: app signatures, notarization ticket, Gatekeeper acceptance, version 1.1.5 (build 7), both architectures, bridge resource, and Applications link checked.
- SHA-256:
9bce3eaa6c33f876067fb42ac69c23a6d57b6d5266fb52e1d6b64d78e1e5107a.