Alpha pre-release with a new --psp routing option for first-party ChatGPT requests, exec-server concurrency control, and internal skills/TUI/protocol groundwork.
Changelog
[new] Added --psp across the CLI to enable process-only PSP routing for first-party ChatGPT requests (reflected in shell completions).
[new]codex exec-server accepts --concurrent-requests to cap how many requests are handled concurrently on each connection.
[changed] Skills hosting and configuration paths were reworked toward a clearer host/service interface (including fragment and root handling).
[changed] Agent plugin MCP configuration expanded, including additional server transport options (stdio, SSE, streamable HTTP).
[changed] TUI session history handling improved with pagination support for longer threads.
[changed] App-server / client protocol surface grew with client message and ack-style events, plus richer thread item and turn listing responses.
[changed] Tool and token-budget configuration models were extended (including tool registry config and a broader token budget TOML shape).
[removed] Older mode kinds Execute and PairProgramming are no longer part of the mode set.
Under the hood
Skills moved off the previous core-skills service layout onto dedicated host, interface, and fragment modules.
Runtime queued-item tracking and a shared tool-spec path were added to support clearer tool dispatch and session state.
Plugin-related payloads (manifests, share context/principals) and external-agent session migration records were reshaped for upcoming plugin and import flows.
Model cache and model metadata structures were refreshed; assorted exec/filesystem and elicitation payload types were tightened or renamed.
OpenTelemetry exporter wiring favors OTLP gRPC over the previous OTLP HTTP internal variant.
Shell completion scripts (bash, fish, zsh) were regenerated for the new flags.
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