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Written by AI from the official notes. Check them for exact details.Codex CLI 0.155.0 introduces new features including voice conversations and improved task management, along with several bug fixes.
- Added experimental
/voiceconversations with live transcripts. - TUI now shows live reasoning summaries and completion timestamps.
- Introduced task hiding, archiving, and deletion in agents overview.
- Touch ID verification for MCP requests on supported Macs.
- Amazon Bedrock can now obtain AWS credentials with caching.
Why it matters: Users of Codex CLI should explore new features for enhanced productivity and improved task management.
Full release notes13 changes
New Features
- Added experimental
/voiceconversations with live transcripts and microphone controls on supported builds, enabled through/experimental. - The TUI now shows live reasoning summaries in the status row and completion timestamps after successful turns.
- Added task hiding, archiving, and deletion in the agents overview, plus worktree ownership details and confirmed deletion of clean managed worktrees.
- Added Touch ID verification for MCP requests in local TUI sessions on supported Macs.
- Added configurable daemon update schedules and
codex app-server daemon update; saved threads and active goals can recover after daemon restarts. - Amazon Bedrock can now obtain AWS credentials from configured commands, with caching, expiration-based refresh, and authentication recovery.
Bug Fixes
- Accepted prompts are now saved even when compaction fails before a turn starts.
- Fixed missed tmux resizes, transcript viewport restoration, and stale history appearing after switching threads.
- MCP servers now report expired OAuth credentials accurately and provide reconnect guidance when token refresh fails.
- Automatic approval reviews now preserve complete actions and authorization evidence more reliably, retry transient failures, and distinguish review failures from unsafe-action findings.
- Switching accounts now invalidates remote-control sessions, cached WebSocket state, and model catalogs belonging to the previous identity.
- Blocked Windows-process escapes from restricted WSL sandboxes and hardened brokered shell snapshots against credential exposure.
Chores
- Aligned Python SDK and runtime publishing with stable CLI releases, using matching versions and verifying runtime assets before SDK publication.