This episode breaks down Codex 0.147.0’s new automated approval flow, showing how approve for me replaces full auto with policy-driven sandbox reviews that speed up routine edits while still blocking risky actions. It also covers platform caveats like Windows ACL latency, plus release polish such as improved macOS notarization, terminal rendering fixes, and stricter trust checks.

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• Releases · openai/codex: https://github.com/openai/codex/releases

This episode covers major Codex 0.147.0 upgrades, from persistent sidebar sections and paginated transcript loading to stricter SQLite writer locks and seamless legacy session migration. It also explains new automatic secret redaction that masks bearer tokens and API keys in commands and replay logs.

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• Releases · openai/codex: https://github.com/openai/codex/releases

We break down how Codex CLI 0.147.0 finally stops duplicate session history by syncing Claude and Cursor imports in place, while preserving titles, bindings, and working-directory context. The episode also covers Cursor rule imports into native host skills, plus security and stability improvements like secret redaction and Ghostty TUI fixes.

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• ChatGPT & Codex changelog: https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/changelog

We break down how Codex CLI 0.147.0 brings native Amazon Bedrock search caching and server-side conversation compaction to cut latency, reduce token waste, and keep long-running agent sessions snappy. The episode also covers setup tips, IAM and cross-region caveats, plus quality-of-life fixes like bearer token redaction, frozen terminal input resolution, and stronger project trust prompts.

This episode covers Codex 0.147.0’s move to the new MCP 2026 07 28 spec, including non-blocking server startup, cached tool definitions, paginated schema discovery, and multi-round tool elicitation. It also touches on legacy compatibility pitfalls and a few welcome terminal UI polish fixes.

This episode explores how Codex 0.147.0 expands plugin discovery across local, team, and remote registries while unifying results with eligibility and authorization details. It also covers tighter sandbox protections, symlink blocking, and a few quality-of-life upgrades like section ordering, skill migration, and Ghostty fixes.

This episode breaks down the breaking changes in Codex 0.147.0, including the removal of full auto in favor of safer workspace write sandboxing and automated approvals. It also covers non-blocking MCP startup, secret redaction in logs, and how to standardize the new settings in config.

We unpack how plaintext collaboration messages in MultiAgent V2 finally unblock mixed-model swarms, making agent handoffs readable and usable across providers. The episode also covers schema validation pitfalls, a gpt-4o mini HTTP 400 bug, and a few quality-of-life fixes that improve debugging and local logs.

This episode breaks down Codex 0.146.1’s stricter automatic review defaults for cyber capable models, explaining how the update prevents risky tool calls and enforces human approval at sensitive boundaries.

It also covers clearer terminal permission notices, preserved proxy settings, and other workflow fixes that make enterprise use safer and more transparent.

This episode explores Codex 0.146.0’s standardized Agent Plugins manifests, showing how one plugin format can work across Amazon Bedrock, Claude Code, and Codex to reduce toolchain fragmentation. It also covers workspace publishing, team sharing, commit SHA verification for remote dependencies, and TUI performance fixes that keep large files and background tasks from freezing the terminal.