Advanced agent profiles are not the normal preset surface for workspaces. Use Workspace Runtime Presets to manage workspace skills and MCP resource access.
Advanced agent profiles are host-local Codex process profiles. They exist for administrators who need to maintain baseline execution behaviour for Codex on a registered host.

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What Profiles Control

Advanced agent profiles can control Codex process settings such as:
  • sandbox mode;
  • approval level;
  • reasoning effort and summary style;
  • prompt extensions;
  • command overrides and additional command arguments;
  • environment variables for the Codex process.
These settings are intentionally separate from runtime presets. A runtime preset only stores skill and MCP server IDs for workspace execution.

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Custom Command Overrides

The normal Codex runtime source is the host Terminal PATH. In that mode, Jaidu launches the same terminal codex command that the selected jaidu-agent host can run. A Custom command override can differ from terminal codex. Use it only when an administrator intentionally wants a profile to launch a different command, such as a pinned wrapper. Keep the override explicit so diagnostics and workspace launches report the same command source.

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When To Use This Page

Use Advanced agent profiles only when you need to change host-local Codex process behaviour for administrators or trusted operators. Do not use this page to manage the skills or MCP servers available to a workspace. Use Workspace Runtime Presets for that workflow.

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Safety Boundary

Profile changes can alter filesystem access, approval prompts, command execution, and environment variables for Codex launches. Review profile changes carefully before saving them on a shared host.