What’s new in VibeDeck 1.0.1.7
Release notes for VibeDeck 1.0.1.7, the Stream Deck plugin for coding agents on macOS and Windows.
- Control Codex from your Stream Deck: approve or deny requests, grant session-wide Always when Codex offers it, switch models and reasoning effort, and apply presets on supported macOS and Windows x64 setups. Requires Codex 0.149.1 or newer.
- See what Codex is doing at a glance: each session key shows its live status, model, reasoning effort, and working directory.
- Jump directly to the session that needs you, with more reliable terminal focus across iTerm2, WezTerm, Kitty, Ghostty, Warp, Alacritty, tmux, VS Code, Cursor, and Windows Terminal.
- Bring supported GUI sessions to the front, including Orca, T3 Code, Claude desktop, and Codex desktop.
- Set up Codex more reliably: VibeDeck now finds the real Codex command behind shell aliases, nvm, Volta, other version managers, and custom PATH configurations.
- Complete Codex setup with a guided checklist that verifies the CLI, hooks, trust, connection mode, and first live session before controls unlock.
- Upgrade without repeating setup: VibeDeck recognizes supported PATH and alias configurations created by earlier releases.
- Keep session keys responsive through reconnects, brief status gaps, completions, session endings, and Direct Control restarts. Approval prompts continue reaching your Stream Deck after reconnection.
- Start Codex Direct Control more reliably: VibeDeck reuses the server it owns, avoids duplicate servers, leaves unrelated processes alone, and recovers from stalled startup.
- Clear closed Codex sessions from your keys automatically. Open VibeDeck Setup once, reinstall the Codex integration, and approve the updated hooks when Codex asks.
- Improve Windows reliability: first-press focus targets the correct terminal pane, respects the request timeout instead of stalling in PowerShell, and reads agent configuration files saved with a UTF-8 BOM.