$ git log --author="celia-oai" --all --oneline
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$ grep -rn "author: celia-oai" wires/ | sort -r
Codex 0.157 adds GPT-6 Sol and Luna, OpenCode ships a remote-install hole
Codex proxy config grows up, Cline hook context lands
CODEX CONSOLIDATES HTTP PLUMBING ACROSS CORE AND CLI
INTEL MACOS CODEX CRASHES ON V8 STARTUP, SIGNING FIX SHIPS
- chore: extract remote compaction request attempts openai/codex
CODEX SHIPS AUTH OVERHAUL AS OPENAI-NODE GOES PNPM
- feat: use encrypted local secrets for CLI auth openai/codex
- feat: use encrypted local secrets for MCP OAuth openai/codex
CODEX SHIPS JSON SCHEMA COMPOSITION SUPPORT AND UNLOCKS WEB SEARCH IN CODE MODE
- feat: support oneOf and allOf in tool input schemas openai/codex
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