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Stand up codex agents dashboard + queue for multi-session task control

Upgrade to Codex CLI rust-v0.149.0 and route parallel work through the new interactive agents dashboard, codex queue, and TUI /cd|/pwd|/cwd commands so sessions stay discoverable, messageable, and directory-correct.

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rust-v0.149.0 adds an interactive codex agents dashboard (search/start/open/rename/stop with configurable shortcuts), codex queue for pushing messages into existing local or remote sessions, and /cd, /pwd, /cwd for in-TUI working-directory control. Queued-message wakeups and duplicate-name resolution were also hardened, and resumed/forked threads now restore their active permission profile. Teams still juggling ad-hoc terminals lose those gains. Adopting the dashboard plus queue makes multi-agent work operable instead of tribal; running the expanded codex doctor (endpoint protection, proxy/network, desktop app state, update connectivity) catches env blockers before sessions stall. SDK users can additionally pin max/ultra reasoning effort and exact CLI config overrides where automation needs them.

Proposed actions

  1. Upgrade Codex CLI to rust-v0.149.0, then run: codex doctor
  2. Open the interactive agents UI and pin shortcuts: codex agents — search, start, open, rename, and stop tasks from one dashboard
  3. From a control terminal, push work into a live session: codex queue \"continue the failing integration test and paste the stack trace\" --session <session-name-or-id>
  4. In any Codex TUI session, normalize cwd before file edits: /pwd then /cd /path/to/repo (or /cwd) so tools and patches land in the right tree
  5. For SDK-driven runs that need strongest reasoning, pass effort max or ultra plus exact CLI config overrides when creating the thread/run

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# DevAgentRadar → OpenAI Codex

Task: evaluate and optionally implement follow-ups from this coding-assistant release.

## Context
Assistant: OpenAI Codex CLI
Proposal: Stand up codex agents dashboard + queue for multi-session task control
Summary: Upgrade to Codex CLI rust-v0.149.0 and route parallel work through the new interactive agents dashboard, codex queue, and TUI /cd|/pwd|/cwd commands so sessions stay discoverable, messageable, and directory-correct.
Primary source: https://github.com/openai/codex/releases/tag/rust-v0.149.0

## Why it matters
rust-v0.149.0 adds an interactive codex agents dashboard (search/start/open/rename/stop with configurable shortcuts), codex queue for pushing messages into existing local or remote sessions, and /cd, /pwd, /cwd for in-TUI working-directory control. Queued-message wakeups and duplicate-name resolution were also hardened, and resumed/forked threads now restore their active permission profile. Teams still juggling ad-hoc terminals lose those gains. Adopting the dashboard plus queue makes multi-agent work operable instead of tribal; running the expanded codex doctor (endpoint protection, proxy/network, desktop app state, update connectivity) catches env blockers before sessions stall. SDK users can additionally pin max/ultra reasoning effort and exact CLI config overrides where automation needs them.

## Suggested actions
1. Upgrade Codex CLI to rust-v0.149.0, then run: codex doctor
2. Open the interactive agents UI and pin shortcuts: codex agents — search, start, open, rename, and stop tasks from one dashboard
3. From a control terminal, push work into a live session: codex queue \"continue the failing integration test and paste the stack trace\" --session <session-name-or-id>
4. In any Codex TUI session, normalize cwd before file edits: /pwd then /cd /path/to/repo (or /cwd) so tools and patches land in the right tree
5. For SDK-driven runs that need strongest reasoning, pass effort max or ultra plus exact CLI config overrides when creating the thread/run

## Config surfaces this release may change
- MCP servers — check your repo before applying
- permission rules — check your repo before applying
- sandbox settings — check your repo before applying


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- Optional patch plan (files + steps)
- Do not invent APIs not in the source notes
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OpenAI Codex CLIrust-v0.149.0Aug 20, 2026

rust-v0.149.0 0.149.0

Added an interactive `codex agents` dashboard for searching, starting, opening, renaming, and stopping tasks, with configurable shortcuts. (#39094, #39112, #39114, #39142) · Added `/cd`, `/pwd`, and `/cwd` commands for managing the working directory in TUI sessions. (#38894) · Added `codex queue` for sending messages to existing local or remote sessions. (#39092) · Expanded Vim editing with character replacement and more change motions such as `cw`, `c$`, and `cc`. (#39661) · +159 more changes

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## New Features

- Added an interactive `codex agents` dashboard for searching, starting, opening, renaming, and stopping tasks, with configurable shortcuts. (#39094, #39112, #39114, #39142)
- Added `/cd`, `/pwd`, and `/cwd` commands for managing the working directory in TUI sessions. (#38894)
- Added `codex queue` for sending messages to existing local or remote sessions. (#39092)
- Expanded Vim editing with character replacement and more change motions such as `cw`, `c$`, and `cc`. (#39661)
- `codex doctor` now diagnoses endpoint protection, network/proxy failures, desktop app state, and update connectivity. (#38827, #38918, #39060, #39074)
- SDK users can now pass exact CLI config overrides and select `max` or `ultra` reasoning effort. (#38817, #39662)

## Bug Fixes

- Queued messages now wake idle sessions reliably, resolve duplicate session names more usefully, and preserve pasted or deferred command semantics. (#39034, #39385, #39604)
- Resumed and forked threads now restore their active permission profile instead of silently falling back to current defaults. (#39153)

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