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WebSocket-First Codex Notifications, Cloudflared Tunnel QR/Auth, macOS TaskDock/CPU Cleanup, and OCI A1 Android Containers
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WebSocket-First Codex Notifications, Cloudflared Tunnel QR/Auth, macOS TaskDock/CPU Cleanup, and OCI A1 Android Containers

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WebSocket-First Codex Notifications, Cloudflared Tunnel QR/Auth, macOS TaskDock/CPU Cleanup, and OCI A1 Android Containers Highlights Switched Codex realtime notifications to WebSocket-first with SSE fallback , then documented direct WS testing. Added Cloudflared tunnel startup to npx codexapp , including a QR code and explicit URL output, and tightened auth so tunnel hosts always require a password. Performed macOS ops work: rebuilt a broken TaskDock.app , identified Accessibility permission as the launch blocker, cleared a stuck port, and reduced background CPU by pruning stale processes and caches. Explored Android-in-container options on OCI A1: Waydroid/Incus constraints, rooted image availability, and ARM64-compatible Redroid on Docker. WebSocket-First Realtime Transport Codex web notifications now prefer WebSockets for long-lived, low-latency streaming, with automatic SSE fallback to preserve resilience. The workflow included build validation, Playwright screenshots, and direct

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