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Codex CLI 0.163.0 (2026-10-15) takes follow-ups mid-turn and makes Ctrl+X its leader key. The post shows steering a shared Codex session from a phone and explains, from attach_unix.go, what shell attach does with each Ctrl-X. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What changes for the user?
Adds one blog post at /blog/how-to-steer-a-running-codex-turn-from-your-phone-and-keep-ctrl-x-working/.
shell attach's Ctrl-X D detach sequence.shell --name ... codex, steering it from a phone (the phone key row and its missing Ctrl key, the 1.8 s single-typist lease), and whatshell attachdoes with each Ctrl-X case, taken fromcmd/shell/attach_unix.go(750 ms window, Ctrl-] legacy key, the browser link bypassing the filter). It also has a section on what the setup does not do.blog/posts.json(new first entry)blog/posts/how-to-steer-a-running-codex-turn-from-your-phone-and-keep-ctrl-x-working.htmlpublic/blog/banners/how-to-steer-a-running-codex-turn-from-your-phone-and-keep-ctrl-x-working.webp(1200x630)Verification
Run from the repository root on this branch:
python3 ../tools/lint_post.py <slug>: passed (1,897 words, 27 links: 15 outside across 8 sites, 3 to pilotprotocol.network). One warning: the GitHub repository is linked twice.python3 ../tools/check_links.py blog/posts/<slug>.html: 26 links, 26 ok, 0 blocked, 0 deadnpx vitest run tests/blog.test.ts: 1 file, 15 tests passednode scripts/test-landing-seo.mjs: passednpm run build:web: succeededI checked the post's statements about shell against help.go, docs/content.json,
cmd/shell/attach_unix.go,cmd/shell/session_unix.go,worker/index.tsandweb/main.ts. None of those code paths changed between v0.25.0 and main. Claims about Codex come from the 0.163.0 release notes and from PRs openai/codex#51812 and #52273.Access and privacy
No product change. This adds content only. The session ID, path and session name in the examples are made up.
Rollout
Website only. The post goes live after the next deploy. No CLI or host update is needed.
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