Restore worktree & environment selection for Scheduled Tasks

What version of the Codex App are you using (From “About Codex” dialog)?

26.707.62119

What subscription do you have?

PRO

What platform is your computer?

_No response_

What issue are you seeing?

What variant of Codex are you using?

Desktop App

Version

Powered by Codex & OWL
Version 26.707.62119
Released Jul 13, 2026

Platform: macOS

What feature would you like to see?

Please restore the ability to choose an existing Git Worktree and Environment when creating a Scheduled Task.

In previous versions I could create a scheduled task that executed inside a specific worktree with its configured environment. This was essential for unattended automation.

After the latest update this option is gone. Scheduled Tasks no longer allow selecting the worktree/environment, making many existing automation workflows impossible.

Why this matters

Many developers keep multiple feature branches as separate git worktrees.

Typical workflow:

• feature-a → worktree A
• feature-b → worktree B
• each worktree has its own environment, dependencies and configuration
• scheduled tasks run independently in the correct workspace

Without worktree selection:

• scheduled tasks cannot target the intended workspace;
• existing automations are broken;
• users cannot safely run background coding tasks in parallel;
• multiple repositories and environments become difficult to automate.

What steps can reproduce the bug?

Requested solution

Either:

1. Restore the previous worktree/environment picker for Scheduled Tasks.

or

1. Allow selecting any existing Project + Worktree + Environment when creating a scheduled task.

Please keep this functionality, as it was one of the strongest features for unattended Codex workflows.

What is the expected behavior?

_No response_

Additional information

This appears to be a regression rather than an intentional product change. If the feature was removed intentionally, please document the replacement workflow. Otherwise, please restore the previous behavior.