Headsup new tab shortcut
Skill wasulajr/headsup/codex-skills/headsup-new-tab-shortcut
Glanceable Claude Code and Codex state in your terminal tabs: white=idle, blue=working, orange=waiting. Multi-terminal (iTerm2, WezTerm, AI Power Term), a live status bar with Anthropic usage limits, /sfl and /nil window save-and-restore, and twelve companion skills. macOS only.
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Install, update, verify, or remove the New Codex Tab Finder Quick Action.
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New Codex Tab Quick Action
The Quick Action bundle is installed by setup-codex.sh:
cd "$(cat ~/.codex/hooks/.headsup-repo)"
./setup-codex.sh
It installs New Codex Tab.workflow into ~/Library/Services/.
Launch mode is configurable. The workflow reads NEWTAB_CODEX_ARGS from ~/.codex/hooks/headsup-status.conf and appends it to codex. Empty (the default) is normal interactive mode; set it to start every shortcut-launched session in a given mode (e.g. --full-auto, --ask-for-approval never, or --dangerously-bypass-approvals-and-sandbox). Set it with /headsup-config codextabs (off / full-auto / yolo / never / approval <policy> / raw args), or by hand.
Cold start vs warm start. When iTerm2 is already running, the action opens one new tab. When iTerm2 is not running, activate makes it spawn its own launch window asynchronously; the action detects this (System Events process check before activating), waits for that window, and reuses it, so exactly one window opens instead of two.
Verify:
ls "$HOME/Library/Services/New Codex Tab.workflow"
Remove the bundle if requested:
rm -rf "$HOME/Library/Services/New Codex Tab.workflow"
/System/Library/CoreServices/pbs -flush
Do not remove global Services hotkey preferences unless the user explicitly asks.