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@effect-x/session-mind

v0.1.1

Published

20 days ago

CLI for inspecting OpenCode, Codex, and Claude sessions and turning them into article workflows.

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@effect-x/session-mind

Node-first CLI for inspecting OpenCode, Codex, and Claude sessions and turning them into reusable writing workflows.

Highlights

lists recent sessions across supported providers with a consistent identifier format
extracts normalized conversations for downstream prompts, summaries, and article generation
runs article-writing workflows that manage drafts, review loops, and publish transitions
bundles a Node CLI with tsdown while keeping Bun as the repository package manager and local runner
ships with a single-package Changesets workflow for npm publishing

Install

Run it without installing:

npx @effect-x/session-mind --help

Or install it globally:

npm install --global @effect-x/session-mind
session-mind --help

Usage

List recent sessions:

session-mind list --limit 10

Extract one or more sessions:

session-mind extract opencode:session-123 codex:session-456

Build a writing workflow from the latest session:

session-mind write --latest

Inspect article state for a session:

session-mind article status opencode:session-123

Development

The repository uses Bun for dependency management and local commands. The published CLI targets Node.js 24+.

bun install
bun run check
node ./dist/cli.js --help

Release

This package uses Changesets plus the shared GitHub Actions release workflow.

bun run changeset
bun run version-packages
bun run release

License

MIT