Give Codex a persistent, evidence-backed execution queue.
Actionables is a local, single-user Windows companion for Codex. It turns findings from reviews, audits, and investigations into scoped work that Codex can research, claim, implement, and validate. The original evidence, decisions, dependencies, and activity history stay attached to each item across Codex tasks instead of disappearing into chat history or a flat to-do list.
The execution queue, lifecycle controls, recorded research and validation, and built-in Codex handoff.
- A durable task record with priorities, intended outcomes, source references, file locations, research notes, and planned validation.
- Organize work by project, repository, and worktree, with nested scoped subtasks so Codex only discovers work from the selected feature or bug.
- An explicit lifecycle—
Inbox→Researching→Ready→In progress→Done—with blocked and dismissed states. - Ownership claims, dependencies, validation requirements, handoff context, and an auditable activity history.
- Dashboard queues, stale-work alerts, search, and include/exclude filters for deciding what should be handed to Codex next.
- Archive completed scopes and restore them later.
- Let Codex create and coordinate scoped tasks through an authenticated, loopback-only MCP endpoint.
- How-to guide — navigate the dashboard, organize work, manage settings, and hand tasks to Codex.
- Windows setup and local operation — install, run, troubleshoot, and verify Actionables.
- Connect Codex through MCP — token setup, configuration, and the agent workflow.
- Local data and historical backups — storage and recovery limitations.
- Runtime and browser support — verified versions and platforms.
- Release verification and accessibility audit — validation reports.
- 64-bit Windows
- Node.js
>=22.19.0 <25(24.18.0is the intended runtime) - pnpm
11.9.0 - PowerShell 7
- Current Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome
See the support policy for the versions verified by the project.
Actionables is deliberately focused on local execution coordination. It does not provide user accounts, team collaboration, notifications, cloud sync, hosted deployment, Git operations, automatic relationship changes, or generic project-management features.
The supported deployment remains local and single-user. There is currently no installer, updater, published binary, hosted service, or supported non-Windows deployment.
