Dogfood UX issue from real daily use.
The CX Deck dynamic iTerm profile currently uses a large badge and enables scrollback timestamps by default. In practice this consumes too much visual space. The desired UX is closer to the earlier tmux-era pane labeling: a compact per-pane title bar showing the CX Deck display/session name while the terminal remains otherwise native iTerm2.
Proposed behavior:
- remove the CX Deck
Badge Text override from the dynamic profile;
- make CX Deck scrollback timestamps default to off for fresh/default configuration while preserving an explicit
cx config timestamps on|off preference;
- keep setting the native iTerm session name so iTerm's per-pane title bar can display it;
- document enabling iTerm2 Settings → Appearance → Panes → “Show per-pane title bar with split panes”;
- do not silently change the user's global iTerm appearance preference;
- do not change Codex UUID identity, zmx persistence, runtime/session lifecycle, TERM, mouse, clipboard, keybindings, or terminal output.
Acceptance:
- CX Deck profile has no large badge.
- Fresh/default CX Deck profile has timestamps off.
- Existing explicit timestamp preference remains honored.
- Rename/presentation continues to update the native session name.
- Tests cover profile payload/default preference and no runtime semantics change.
- Full public CI passes.
Reference: iTerm2 documents that the Session Title is what appears in split-pane title bars, and the per-pane title bar is controlled by the user's iTerm appearance preference.
Dogfood UX issue from real daily use.
The CX Deck dynamic iTerm profile currently uses a large badge and enables scrollback timestamps by default. In practice this consumes too much visual space. The desired UX is closer to the earlier tmux-era pane labeling: a compact per-pane title bar showing the CX Deck display/session name while the terminal remains otherwise native iTerm2.
Proposed behavior:
Badge Textoverride from the dynamic profile;cx config timestamps on|offpreference;Acceptance:
Reference: iTerm2 documents that the Session Title is what appears in split-pane title bars, and the per-pane title bar is controlled by the user's iTerm appearance preference.