Codex Daybook

Codex Daybook 0.5.10

Windows fix: works with Codex Desktop installed from the Microsoft Store.

• 0.5.9 could find the codex.exe inside the Microsoft Store package, but Windows refuses to let another app start an executable inside a Store package, so login and connection checks failed. On Windows the plugin now uses the Codex command-line tool installed with npm (npm install -g @openai/codex), which reads the same conversation data as the desktop app.
• A Codex path saved by an earlier Scan that points into the Store package is ignored automatically. If only the Store version is installed, Scan and login now say to install the command-line tool instead of showing a generic "Could not start login".
• No changes to sync behavior, defaults or settings format. macOS is unaffected.

Validation: 115 automated tests passed, the dependency audit found no known vulnerabilities, and a clean rebuild from the source ZIP matched the release artifacts byte-for-byte. On a real Windows machine, starting the Store package's codex.exe from Obsidian failed with EPERM, while the npm CLI's codex.exe (codex-cli 0.146.0) started, initialized and listed the desktop app's conversations. Login, connection check and sync through the plugin on Windows are still to be confirmed; Windows hardware validation remains pending. The Community listing has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.