v1.0.2

New & Improved

• Redesigned account usage with improved 5-hour / 7-day quota presentation and Pro-plan compatibility.

• The floating quota orb now identifies the active quota window, such as “5 hours” or “7 days”.

• Added Personal Center with the signed-in email, plan, and sign-in method.

• Improved local session history with keyword search, compact metadata, batch selection, import, and export.

• Rebuilt Session Details into a two-column layout:

  • Left: session title, last updated time, insights, message search, and recent activity.
  • Right: focused chat message reading.

• Recent Activity now opens by default and provides an internal scrollbar when needed.

• Unified copy icons and close buttons for a cleaner, more consistent light/dark theme experience.

• Refined floating-window sizing and interaction to reduce unnecessary screen and click area usage.

Fixes

• Fixed cramped and overflowing areas in Session Details.
• Improved localization consistency after language changes.
• Improved truncation and readability for long titles, timestamps, and activity records.

v1.0.1

Codex Desk v1.0.1

The first cross-platform release of Codex Desk. Keep track of your Codex CLI quota and manage local sessions more easily.

Highlights

• Local Codex CLI diagnostics: check the CLI, app-server, and quota access.
• Quota alerts: receive alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% usage after enabling notifications.
• Quick session resume: copy codex resume <session ID> from session details.
• Session insights: view message, tool call, file change, and issue metrics.
• Improved support for Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean.

Downloads

• Windows: .exe or .msi
• macOS: .dmg for Intel (x64) and Apple silicon (aarch64)
• Linux: .deb and .AppImage

Before you start

Install and sign in to Codex CLI:

npm install -g @openai/codex
codex

### macOS note

The current macOS packages are not yet Apple-signed or notarized. Only if you downloaded the package from this project's Releases page, Control-click Codex Desk in Applications, choose
Open, then confirm once more if macOS blocks it.

### Privacy

Codex Desk obtains quota and session data only through the local codex app-server --stdio process. It does not upload data to third-party services, and does not read or store auth.json.

v1.0.0

• Windows installer package
• Core features for everyday use