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#codex
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Codex CLI 0.164.0 adds enterprise MCP authentication and reusable presetsThe release adds ten numbered /presets slots, richer /model and /permissions arguments, terminal image previews and a default Amazon Bedrock setup wizard. It also masks credentials in supported remote shell operations and strengthens session recovery and sandbox checks.→OpenAI brings frontier models and Codex to Google CloudGPT-Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Luna are entering private preview for selected Google Cloud customers. The integration gives enterprises access to OpenAI models alongside Google Cloud governance, infrastructure and existing commitments.→Next.js canary adds agent-aware upgrade controls and durable-cache changesThe release gates upgrade reminders behind an agentUpgrade setting and enables network access for Codex upgrades. It also adds a turbopackGc disable option and changes durable use-cache hashing behavior.→Codex CLI 0.160.1 fixes Windows remote-MCP environment handlingThe release preserves SYSTEMROOT, TEMP and TMP when remote MCP servers run with explicitly configured environment variables. The change allows Unix hosts to retain the Windows executor’s startup environment instead of losing required variables.→Codex CLI 0.158 hardens MCP, sandboxing and terminal approvalsThe release adds support for pre-registered MCP OAuth clients and bearer-token authentication for exec-server WebSocket connections. It also strengthens approval behaviour and fixes Windows, Linux and macOS sandbox and path-handling issues.→GitHub Agentic Workflows adds package-aware updates and safer model accountingThe release lets gh aw update target workflow packages individually and adds a Node network preset for the Impeccable Skills Reviewer. It also fixes Codex model identifiers and improves token, threat-detection and diagnostics reporting.→LiteLLM release candidate adds signed gateway images and Agent Skills discoveryThe release signs Docker images with Cosign and documents verification, adds an Agent Skills well-known index and exposes routed-model and session-savings information for Claude Code and Codex. It also adds customer-managed KMS support for virtual keys stored in AWS Secrets Manager.→GPT-5.6 Sol autonomously runs routine quantum-chip measurementsAn MIT researcher used GPT-5.6 Sol through Codex to select measurement parameters, operate a six-qubit chip, analyse results and refine routine calibration steps. The system worked with little intervention on clear signals but still needed expert guidance when measurements were weak or noisy.→Akeyless makes runtime intent controls for AI agents generally availableAgentic Runtime Authority adds real-time intent-based access control on top of Akeyless’s credential-brokering layer. General availability includes integrations for Claude Enterprise, OpenAI Codex and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, plus session termination, investigation views and event forwarding to security tools.→Pydantic AI 2.41.0 adds ChatGPT and Codex subscription authenticationPydantic AI 2.41.0 introduces an openai-codex provider for ChatGPT/Codex subscription authentication. The release also adds a direct ImageGenerator API and renames fallback_model to fallback_subagent_model on image-generation and web-search components.→Codex CLI 0.153 adds plugin marketplaces and resumable agent sessionsCodex CLI 0.153.0 adds commands to list, install and remove plugins from remote marketplaces, along with experimental context management and new app-server thread metadata. It also improves recovery after app-server disconnects, preserves Guardian and MCP approval state across compaction, restarts and forks, and adds a fuller TUI history view.→CrowdStrike introduces Falcon Guardian for runtime control of AI agentsCrowdStrike described Falcon Guardian as a live inventory and runtime-control layer for approved and shadow agents, backed by endpoint telemetry. Its Codex integration is designed to detect compromised or unauthorised behaviour and enforce permitted actions across endpoint, SaaS, cloud and browser environments.→Codex CLI 0.152 adds MCP output caps and longer shell-command deadlinesThe release adds per-tool MCP output limits, package-style MCP server names and configurable shell-command timeouts beyond one hour. It also preserves approval context through compaction and rejects untrusted cloud-task URLs and redirects.→Codex CLI 0.150 makes cross-task coordination and trust controls first-classCodex CLI 0.150 lets users reference other tasks with @ mentions and ask agents to read, create or message tasks from the terminal; it also adds a copy picker, automatic task titles, clickable Markdown links and interrupt hooks. The release says untrusted projects no longer provide project-level AGENTS.md instructions, managed deny-read rules persist after permission changes, and app-server diagnostics improve credential redaction.→Codex CLI 0.149 turns parallel agent sessions into a managed workspaceCodex CLI 0.149.0 added an interactive codex agents dashboard for finding, starting, renaming and stopping tasks, plus codex queue for messaging existing local or remote sessions. The release also adds working-directory commands, broader diagnostics and SDK controls for reasoning effort and CLI configuration.→OpenCode adds native Cloudflare AI Gateway passthroughsThe release adds native OpenAI and Anthropic passthroughs for Cloudflare AI Gateway models and aligns Codex rate limits more closely with ChatGPT subscription limits. It also fixes malformed pricing handling, forwards ChatGPT workspace compute residency to Codex requests, enables web search for OpenCode Go and preserves v1 database compatibility.→Codex CLI 0.148 adds session forking, MCP hooks and cost visibilityThe release adds Markdown export, session forking with archive and restore, asynchronous hooks that can invoke MCP tools, and estimated thread credit or cost display. It also adds Amazon Bedrock Runtime support and makes sandbox restrictions fail closed for denied or unreadable paths on Linux and Windows.→Warp packages the software-factory model for coding agentsWarp Factories packages triage, specification, implementation, review and verification into an agent workflow. It supports Codex and Claude Code, connects to Linear, Jira, Slack and Teams, and exposes performance and token-spend metrics; Warp’s CEO said 30–35% of the company’s weekly tasks are automated.→