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CODEX CLEANS UP LOGGING, DROPS LEGACY CONFIG SURFACE

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jif-oai iceweasel-oai bolinfest adams-oai
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Windows sandbox logs now roll daily instead of growing unbounded, while the CLI finally stops pretending you can cross-compile sandboxes.

Codex shipped five infrastructure fixes overnight, three of them closing long-standing operational gaps. The Windows sandbox logger [1] now rotates daily with bounded file retention, solving the problem of diagnostic logs ballooning across feedback reports. The TUI stopped dumping logs to disk by default [2], making that file an explicit troubleshooting opt-in instead of a side effect that grows forever. On the config side, the app-server protocol [3] dropped the legacy profile table surface entirely after the CLI already ditched it, cleaning up conversion code that nobody uses. The sandbox command [4] infers your host OS now, collapsing the redundant `codex sandbox linux/macos/windows` ceremony into a single `codex sandbox` that just works. A new enterprise gate was wired into the validation chain [5], though one test is still surfacing a stack overflow in the in-process handler that needs investigation.

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the week in review openai-python 3.14.0 and WebSocket sessions land the month in review August: Codex hardens, SDKs consolidate security, GPT-5.5 lands
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Quick answers

What shipped in OpenAI on May 23, 2026?
Windows sandbox logs now roll daily instead of growing unbounded, while the CLI finally stops pretending you can cross-compile sandboxes. In total, 35 commits, 35 pull requests, and 3 releases landed.
Who contributed to OpenAI on May 23, 2026?
4 developers shipped this update, including iceweasel-oai, jif-oai, bolinfest, and adams-oai.
What were the notable OpenAI updates?
[codex] Use rolling files for Windows sandbox logs, tui: make `codex-tui.log` opt-in, and app-server: drop legacy profile config surface.
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Codex consolidates PTY spawning, openai-node restores options-only GET calls 87 shipped Codex grows a backend-independent agent control contract as the SDKs land vault credentials and deprecate MCP connector_id 140 shipped openai-node and openai-python ship managed Responses WebSocket sessions 124 shipped Codex enforces managed residency, openai-node fixes streaming and abort paths 142 shipped

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@openclaw Cold-start Gateway diagnostics stop crying wolf, doctor repairs plugin drift Agentic Coding Cline desktop bundles shrink, goose unblocks its own clicks

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