- [new]
codex exec(includingresumeandfork) accepts--cyber-access-programto request an experimental Cyber access program for the turn:standard,daybreak_blue, ordaybreak_red. OpenAI provider only; omit the flag to keep server defaults. Not supported withreview, andforkstill requires a prompt. - [new] The TUI adds a
/daybreakslash command for the same experimental Daybreak/Cyber programs. - [new]
codex tcp-tunnelaccepts--diagnostics-jsonto emit credential-safe JSON diagnostics on stderr instead of human-readable errors.
Under the hood
- App-server daemon diagnostics and stderr logging, with feedback able to include daemon logs.
- Amazon Bedrock GovCloud requirements checks and region handling, plus workspace-aware model-provider routing.
- Guardian v2 configuration and retained-instruction handling.
- Shell snapshots in the exec server and snapshots in file search.
- TUI work for security setup, realtime audio settings, a transcript search footer, and web search in app-server sessions.
- Core session state handling and richer sandbox state.
- App-server updates for accounts and installed apps, thread queue/unarchive notifications, thread attachment owners, and filesystem helpers (open, canonicalize, metadata, byte-range reads, block writes).
- Exec-server network policy decisions, MCP tool and prompt hook handlers, and weekly scheduled tasks.
- Bash, fish, and zsh completions cover the new flags.
Upgrade notes
--cyber-access-programis experimental and OpenAI-only. Leave it unset unless you mean to opt in; it is not supported withexec review, andexec forkstill needs a prompt.--diagnostics-jsonis opt-in. When set,tcp-tunnelprints machine-readable diagnostics on stderr rather than human-readable errors.- Refresh shell completions so the new flags complete correctly.