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Codex App Server key features

The provider supports mid-execution message injection, persistent threads, session control to interrupt running turns and inject messages at checkpoints, and real-time tool streaming for visibility into command executions and file changes.

Codex App Server Session interface

The Session interface provides the following properties and methods: threadId (readonly string), turnId (readonly string or null), injectMessage(content: string or UserInput[]) returns Promise<void>, interrupt() returns Promise<void>, and isActive() returns boolean.

Codex App Server vs Codex CLI Provider comparison

Codex App Server supports mid-execution injection, persistent threads, session control, and tool streaming, while the standard Codex CLI Provider does not. Both support one-shot execution. Use Codex CLI Provider for simple one-shot tasks and Codex App Server for human-in-the-loop workflows, real-time course correction, or collaborative coding.

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