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@fclef819/cdx

v0.1.7

Published

11 days ago

Codex session wrapper

Downloads

781

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cdx

Codex session wrapper CLI.

Why

Keeping sessions separate by use case (development, testing, review) helps maintain accuracy.
Managing multiple sessions manually is tedious; this tool streamlines it.

Requirements

Codex CLI installed and available as codex in your PATH

Notes

This is an unofficial community tool and is not affiliated with OpenAI.
This tool does not bundle or redistribute the Codex CLI.
Scope: manage Codex session selection and launch/resume workflows only.
OpenAI, Codex, and related marks are trademarks of their respective owners.

.cdx format

Each line is:

<uuid>\t<label>

Usage

cdx to select or create a session
cdx here to use .cdx from the current directory without parent search
cdx new to create a new session without the selection UI
cdx new here or cdx here new to create a new session using .cdx from the current directory
cdx rm to remove a session from .cdx
cdx init to create an empty .cdx in the current directory
cdx add <uuid> <label> to add a session to .cdx
cdx add <uuid> to add a session and prompt for the label
cdx add to add a session and prompt for uuid and label
cdx -h, cdx --help, or cdx help to show help
cdx -V or cdx --version to show version
cdx -v or cdx --verbose to show verbose logs

Install (npm)

npm install -g @fclef819/cdx

Install (local/dev)

npm install
npm link

Issues & Feedback

If you find a bug or want an enhancement, please open an issue in: https://github.com/fclef819/-fclef-cdx Repro steps and environment details are appreciated.