Run a Codex session synchronously. Parameters match the official Codex MCP tool.

Start a Codex task in the background and return immediately with a task_id. Use codex_wait to collect results from one or more tasks, or codex_status to monitor progress. Set worktree=true to isolate each task in its own git worktree so parallel tasks don't conflict -- merge the branch back when done.

Continue a Codex conversation by providing the thread/session ID and a follow-up prompt. Uses codex exec resume under the hood.

Get live status of running async Codex tasks. Shows what each task is currently doing: last tool call, reasoning, progress. Works on both running and completed tasks.

Block until one or more async Codex tasks complete, then return all results. Accepts a list of task_ids. This avoids repeated polling -- call once after launching codex_async tasks. Default timeout is 1800s (30 min). If a task times out, it is NOT killed -- it keeps running. You can call codex_wait again with the same task_ids to resume waiting, or use codex_status to check progress.

Kill a running async Codex task. The process is terminated and the task is marked as cancelled. Any worktree and partial output are preserved for inspection.