Codex agents in your teams get the same relief: routine OpenRig, read and test commands ran without prompts in testing, still inside Codex's sandbox. One difference for now: they don't ask before starting or stopping teams, as Claude Code agents do.
Codex agents in your teams need fewer permission prompts too. They keep the workspace-write sandbox and can also write OpenRig's workspace folder and the state folder of their pod (their group of agents), and ordinary rig, read and test commands ran without prompts in testing.
Codex team agents don't ask before lifecycle commands such as `rig up` and `rig down` yet; Claude Code team agents do. Applies only when no member or rig `permission_policy`, saved permission choice or named Codex profile is set; `permission_policy: none` keeps the old behaviour. `rig setup`'s permission question still describes the behaviour before these defaults; its text is corrected in the next release.
- Pull request
- #893
- Release
- OpenRig 0.6.6 release notes