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Codex Process Jobs

Privacy

Updated July 24, 2026

Local processing

Codex Process Jobs runs on the user's macOS or Linux machine. Job metadata, status, and bounded logs are stored locally under the user's Codex home. CPJ does not operate a hosted job service and does not send process output, job records, or usage telemetry to Filament Labs.

Codex and third-party services

When Codex inspects a saved result, the selected bounded output may be processed by OpenAI under the user's account and applicable OpenAI terms. Commands launched by CPJ can access networks or third-party services when the user authorizes them; those services have their own privacy practices.

Environment and notifications

CPJ does not persist the launching process's environment. A launched command still receives its inherited environment and may use it. Sanitized completion notices contain validated job status information and do not include process output.

Website analytics

These project pages use Cloudflare Web Analytics to measure aggregate page views, referrals, device and browser categories, geography, and page performance. Cloudflare states that Web Analytics does not collect or use visitors' personal data and does not use cookies or local storage to collect usage metrics.

CPJ's website does not use Google Analytics, advertising trackers, or a contact form. Learn more in Cloudflare's Web Analytics documentation.

Support

If a user contacts support or opens a GitHub issue, Filament Labs and GitHub receive the information the user chooses to provide. Users should remove credentials and private process output before sending or posting support material.

Contact

Privacy questions may be sent to info@filamentlabs.io.

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