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Codex alpha adds per-turn Cyber access selection and richer delegation reviews

The October 1 Codex alpha artifact includes an experimental per-turn Cyber access-program option for exec and the TypeScript SDK. Merged changes validate program access and filter it for the built-in OpenAI provider. Guardian sender reviews gain preceding assistant context, explicitly treated as untrusted context rather than authorization. Temporary structured threads also inherit the server's approval policy.

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openai/codex · October 1, 2026

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