Codex Deck 1.5.0

What changed

• Launch CodexDeck without a visible terminal window or terminal lifetime dependency.
• Add safe weekly storage maintenance for inactive account homes: stale plugin staging cleanup plus same-volume hard-link deduplication of identical sandbox binaries and managed plugin files.
• Put pool first in the account selector while defaulting to the first real account, with useful pool status text instead of an auth/quota error.
• Add account memories/instructions, shared account resources, and the deck command entry point.
• Expand failover, terminal, storage, WPF, installer, and repository regression coverage.

No account credentials, conversations, session history, databases, or .codex-loop runtime content are included in this release.

SHA-256: 9c5367ac5a7189c28b0f18ed29ff8e7ebba6612840a3b9b6bb8ef11dbf907569

Codex Deck 1.4.0

Codex Deck 1.4.0 adds pooled environments, stronger failover controls, explicit background warm-up scheduling, and a more responsive account experience.

• Added isolated pooled environments with selective sharing for skills, memories, instructions, and individual MCP definitions.
• Added Global Rules plus local !account, !pool, !check, and !usage session commands.
• Hardened live failover, manual route switching, extension forwarding, cleanup, and session-exit diagnostics.
• Moved automatic warm-up scheduling behind an explicit opt-in and a clearly named, windowless Windows task.
• Improved large-list performance, concurrent account checks, quota/reset accuracy, selectors, geometry, and encrypted backup/restore.
• Fixed the Windows checks false failure caused by an expected mock exit code leaking from the test harness.

The release archive is accompanied by SHA256SUMS.txt for integrity verification.

Codex Deck 1.3.0

Codex Deck 1.3.0 improves the desktop Settings experience and includes the latest fixes since 1.2.0.

• About and Backup no longer show Save settings.
• Settings has custom window styling and grouped Details options, including reset credits enabled by default.
• Panel minimize, simpler view/check controls, and no taskbar entries for the widget or Settings.
• Redesigned support page with GitHub Sponsors, plus refreshed README and desktop preview.
• Fixed the codex-check batch launcher encoding error and added failover compaction regression coverage.

Codex Deck 1.2.0

Adds saved opt-in automatic failover, account recommendations/history/rename, and desktop improvements.

• Fixes Windows CI failover startup under UTF-8 console settings.
• Combines Checks and Warmup settings, with checks above warmup.
• Click the account summary to toggle connected/all accounts; click the lower status bar to check visible accounts in panel or widget.
• Removes the terminal F failover shortcut; configure failover in Settings.
• Adds the Codex Deck support page and links in README and About.

Download the ZIP, extract, and run Install-CodexDeck.ps1. SHA256SUMS.txt contains the archive checksum.

Codex Deck 1.1.0

Codex Deck 1.1.0 adds an interactive terminal account dashboard. Run codex-auth to see cached usage immediately, refresh limits in the background, search profiles, and launch Codex, log in or create accounts from the keyboard.

• Quota bars for paid and free-plan windows, local reset times, connected sessions and masked emails.
• codex-auth status for cached snapshots without network requests.
• Responsive background checks and keyboard navigation, with no extra dependencies.
• Installer skips unchanged files, including assets held open by desktop Deck.
• Rewritten README, refreshed synthetic terminal/desktop previews and contributor instructions.

Download CodexDeck-1.1.0.zip, extract it and run powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\Install-CodexDeck.ps1. Open a new terminal and run codex-auth. Windows PowerShell 5.1 and a separately installed Codex CLI are required.

Codex Deck 1.0.0

First release of Codex Deck, a local Windows companion for Codex CLI.

• Isolated account management, usage checks, compact expandable account entries, floating widget, and tray controls.
• Account settings, usage warmup, terminal folder selection, and optional usage details in the account picker.
• Dark interface and bundled application icons. Closing Deck leaves account terminals running.
• Auto-check, always-on-top, and usage warmup are disabled by default.

Download CodexDeck-1.0.0.zip, extract it, and run Install-CodexDeck.ps1 with Windows PowerShell 5.1. See the README for prerequisites and instructions. Windows only; MIT licensed. No accounts, credentials, or personal settings are bundled.