Feature request: Project-level progress dashboard (Windows Codex app)

Summary

I’d like a project-level “Development Progress Dashboard” in the Codex app for Windows to track long-running (weeks/months) development beyond individual tasks.

Problem

Today I can see per-task progress, but it’s hard to understand overall project status:

• what’s done vs not started
• which phase we are in
• what is blocked / awaiting approval

Requested dashboard (one screen)

1. Overall progress

• progress bar (e.g., 72%)
• total features / completed / in progress / not started / blocked / awaiting approval counts

2. Phase progress (customizable phases)

• Requirements, Design, Implementation, Unit Test, Integration Test, etc.
• allow adding/removing/renaming phases per project

3. Feature list with status

• Not started / Designing / Implementing / Implemented / Testing / Done
• Blocked / Awaiting approval / Skipped pending approval
• (optional) per-feature sub-progress for design/impl/test

4. Auto-updates by Codex

• infer from repo + task history + commits + test results
• distinguish “AI-estimated” vs “user-confirmed” states

5. Change history (“what changed since last time”)

• e.g., feature X moved to Implemented; overall 63% -> 68%

6. Issues & remaining work

• unresolved problems, TODOs, failing tests, unknown specs, technical blockers
• questions Codex needs user input on

7. Approval-pending / skipped work queue

• table: item | status | reason | impact
• actions: approve / reject / keep pending / ask Codex for alternatives
• optional bulk-approve after impact review
• after approval, automatically re-queue and resume at an appropriate time

Scope / environment

• Codex app for Windows (latest)
• Long-horizon development on a single repo with multiple features/milestones

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points; begin by locating the Windows app architecture and the task, repository, commit, and test-history components it would need to use. Done would require an agreed scope and implementation covering the requested project, phase, feature-status, history, issue, and approval views.