GitGlow 2.0.5 guide

Connect Codex

Observe supported local Codex sessions or launch a managed run through Codex App Server.

Reviewed for 2.0Updated September 13, 2026
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What this helps you do

Observe supported local Codex sessions or launch a managed run through Codex App Server.

Find it in GitGlow

Open Agents, choose Connections, and review the Local Codex card.

Before you start

Observed connections use opt-in supported hooks. Managed Codex uses the existing Codex authentication and requires Pro.

Steps

  1. Confirm that Codex is detected on this Mac, then choose Preview changes to inspect the GitGlow-owned hook entries.
  2. Choose Connect Codex. GitGlow backs up and merges its entries without replacing unrelated hooks; approve the GitGlow hook in Codex if its trust prompt appears.
  3. Continue a real Codex task in a repository registered with GitGlow, then choose View activity to inspect the observed run. Start managed run is a separate option when GitGlow should launch the task.

Expected result

GitGlow labels each run Observed or Managed and exposes only provider-supported capabilities. Hooks installed confirms configuration, while a real run confirms observation.

Controls

Connectionsagents.connections

Opens provider connection status and setup.

Screen
Agent Observatory
Available
All editions
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Recovery

If the workflow cannot continue

If no run appears, check Codex hook trust and repository registration. Diagnostics and privacy contains the hook preview, a synthetic GitGlow intake test, and removal; the intake test alone does not prove Codex sent an event.