Add notify trigger when user permission is required during conversation
Resolved 💬 2 comments Opened Nov 7, 2025 by BobbyWang0120 Closed Nov 7, 2025
What feature would you like to see?
Feature Request: Notify Trigger for Permission Requests during Conversation
Currently, the notify mechanism only runs after a conversation finishes, executing the user-defined notification script once the task is complete. However, during a session, Codex may pause and require the user to grant permission to execute certain actions, such as running a bash command. Users are often unaware that Codex is waiting for their input because no notification is triggered until the end of the conversation.
Proposed Enhancement:
- Implement a notification trigger that runs the user's notification script whenever Codex pauses to request permission from the user during an ongoing conversation, not just at the end.
- This trigger would alert users through their preferred notification channel (as defined in their script) that their input is required, ensuring they know to return to the conversation promptly.
Rationale:
- Users may step away during long-running tasks and not realize that Codex is awaiting their permission, leading to delays.
- A mid-conversation notify mechanism would improve the user experience by reducing idle time and helping tasks progress smoothly.
Thank you for considering this feature.
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