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Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Codex can already discover and inspect LastCode/T3 Code sessions by probing environment variables and SQLite, but that path is unofficial, inconsistent, and awkward across hosts. A single user running a handful of concurrent threads needs a small supported command surface for identifying, listing, reading, messaging, and waiting on those threads. This umbrella contains all three reviewed slices: 1. [#54](#54) adds Codex-only `current`, `list`, and `read` commands plus the generated `lastcode-thread` launcher. Reads prefer the authenticated live server and use a bounded, read-only SQLite fallback. 2. [#59](#59) adds live-only, fire-and-forget `send`. 3. [#61](#61) adds exact `send --wait` correlation and standalone `wait`, with bounded answers and recovery handles. Codex receives authoritative LastCode and provider thread identity. Cross-host use deliberately composes the same command over SSH. Durable usage documentation is in `docs/user/codex-thread-tools.md`. This remains a personal, low-concurrency tool. It does not add an MCP server, broker, host registry, UI, generic retry framework, or general-purpose orchestrator. If the provider accepts a turn but the process dies, correlation finalization fails, the assistant-finalization marker cannot be persisted before the durable link is recorded, or a checkpoint revert removes the tracked turn, that wait handle can time out; automatic retry and reconciliation are intentionally deferred. - Each slice passed focused tests, package typechecks, lint, formatting, bounded Luna-high review rounds, and exact-head Codex review before being merged into this umbrella. - The rebased patch is identical across all 16 feature commits and contains only 42 thread-tools files. - The exact current head `6c618fa9d` passed 224 focused tests and the guarded quick local CI gate on base `0b0bca08e`, including all workspace tests and typechecks and 2,749 passing server tests. - Exact-head Codex review reported no major issues, and every review thread is resolved. **Do not merge this umbrella PR into `lastcode/main` until the user explicitly rubberstamps it.** Implemented by GPT-5.6 Sol, reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna, in the T3 Code Codex harness.
Problem
Codex can infer LastCode session identity by probing environment variables and SQLite, but there is no supported, bounded way to identify, list, or inspect threads—especially when composing the same operation over SSH.
Solution
t3 thread current|list|readwith stable, bounded JSON output;lastcode-threadwrapper and expose it only to Codex processes on supported POSIX hosts;This PR is slice 1 of umbrella PR #52. It intentionally contains no thread messaging or waiting behavior.
Validation
Implemented with GPT-5.6 Sol and reviewed with GPT-5.6 Luna in the Codex harness.