What version of the IDE extension are you using?
openai.chatgpt@26.318.11754
What subscription do you have?
Chatgpt Plus
Which IDE are you using?
Cursor
What platform is your computer?
Windows 11
What issue are you seeing?
In the Codex extension inside Cursor, I cannot rename Codex chats/tasks from the UI.
I also see a second issue: when I fork a thread, the fork keeps the same title as the base thread, so the two threads are hard to distinguish. In practice, the fork title appears identical or nearly identical to the original thread title.
This makes the Tasks/Threads list difficult to use when I have multiple related Codex threads.
What steps can reproduce the bug?
- Open Codex in Cursor.
- Create a thread with a long auto-generated title.
- Try to rename it from the Tasks/Threads list or from the thread UI.
- Fork that thread.
- Compare the fork title with the base thread title.
What is the expected behavior?
- There should be a clear rename action for Codex threads/tasks in Cursor.
- Forked threads should get a distinct default title, or at least make the fork relationship obvious.
- The title shown in the Tasks/Threads list should be easy to distinguish from the base thread.
Additional information
No response
What version of the IDE extension are you using?
openai.chatgpt@26.318.11754
What subscription do you have?
Chatgpt Plus
Which IDE are you using?
Cursor
What platform is your computer?
Windows 11
What issue are you seeing?
In the Codex extension inside Cursor, I cannot rename Codex chats/tasks from the UI.
I also see a second issue: when I fork a thread, the fork keeps the same title as the base thread, so the two threads are hard to distinguish. In practice, the fork title appears identical or nearly identical to the original thread title.
This makes the Tasks/Threads list difficult to use when I have multiple related Codex threads.
What steps can reproduce the bug?
What is the expected behavior?
Additional information
No response