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What the published 0.163.0 record establishes—and what it does not Codex’s command-line interface release has a new published record to assess: 0.163.0. The starting point is GitHub’s official application programming interface (API)A documented way for software systems to exchange requests and results. Open glossary entry, rather than an inference from…

14–15 October: a repository tag, not a verified packaged release As checked on 15 October 2026, OpenAI’s official Codex tag index listed rust-v0.163.0-alpha.13 alongside rust-v0.163.0-alpha.12 and rust-v0.163.0-alpha.11. OpenAI Codex tag index [openai/codex tags] The timeline starts with the annotated tag’s recorded time on 14 October, followed by inspection of the…

Codex 0.162.1: two documented fixes, with distinct scopes Codex 0.162.1 was published on 9 October 2026 at 19:44:51 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)The internationally agreed standard for world time, used here to identify the time reference in timestamps and offsets. Open glossary entry. OpenAI’s official 0.162.1 release record [Release: 0.162.1] The…

Use 25 Codex prompts from issue intake through compatibility checks, tests, review and evidence-backed release, with repository permissions and human maintainer approval.

Map an unfamiliar repository with Codex under read-only boundaries: record entry points, dependencies and uncertainty, then verify every finding before a human-approved change.

Use 25 read-only Dots prompts for approved sources, dated evidence, contradictions, triage, unsent briefs and human review gates.

Prepare a reviewable ChatGPT-to-Codex task packet with authorised sources, repository limits, evidence links, acceptance checks and human sign-off.

Design a least-privilege Codex CI remediation flow with read-only analysis, patch artifacts, separate pull-request writes and human merge review.

Build a GPT-5.5 Batch API classifier with strict JSON, a human-labelled holdout, custom-ID reconciliation, error handling and review gates.

Why this playbook starts with OpenAI’s Australia account, not a verdict OpenAI’s September 28 post about Australia should be read as the company’s own account of what it says happened, what it says it has done, and what it says it will change. It is not an independent audit, a…