codex-monitor

Browse OpenAI Codex session logs stored in ~/.codex/sessions. Provides list/show/watch helpers via the local Swift project at ~/Developer/CodexMonitor.

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Repository: duclm1x1/Dive-Ai
Last source activity: February 10, 2026 at 17:50
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name	codex-monitor
description	Browse OpenAI Codex session logs stored in ~/.codex/sessions. Provides list/show/watch helpers via the local Swift project at ~/Developer/CodexMonitor.

codex-monitor

Use this skill to query Codex sessions on Oliver’s machine.

How it works

This skill runs the Swift executables from the local project:

~/Developer/CodexMonitor
CLI: swift run CodexMonitor-CLI ...
App: swift run CodexMonitor-App

Commands

List sessions

Day (text): python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py list 2026/01/08
Day (JSON): python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py list --json 2026/01/08
Month: python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py list 2026/01
Year: python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py list 2026

Show a session (text)

python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py show <session-id>
With ranges: python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py show <session-id> --ranges 1...3,26...28
- Open-ended: --ranges 5... (from #5 to end), --ranges ...10 (from start through #10)

Show a session (JSON)

python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py show <session-id> --json

Watch for changes

All sessions: python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py watch
Specific session: python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py watch --session <session-id>

Monitor (Menu Bar App)

Launch the menu bar monitor: python3 skills/codex-monitor/codex_monitor.py monitor

Notes

The underlying CLI may evolve; this wrapper passes through extra args.
If the Swift build is slow, consider building once (swift build) and then running the built binary.

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List sessions

Show a session (text)

Show a session (JSON)

Watch for changes

Monitor (Menu Bar App)

Notes

codex-monitor

How it works

Commands

List sessions

Show a session (text)

Show a session (JSON)

Watch for changes

Monitor (Menu Bar App)

Notes