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codex-quest

v0.2.2

Published

Pixel-art RPG companion for Codex. Watch Codex reason, run commands, edit files, and quest through beautiful biomes as you code together.

Readme

Codex Quest

Pixel-art RPG companion for Codex sessions.

Codex Quest watches local Codex JSONL session logs and turns agent activity into animations: reasoning, shell commands, file edits, web searches, tool failures, plan updates, and context usage all become visible in a small Raylib window.

npm install -g codex-quest

Run it in a second terminal from the same project directory where Codex is working:

cxq

Usage

cxq                     # Watch the current project's newest Codex session
cxq watch ~/dir         # Watch a specific project's newest Codex session
cxq replay <file.jsonl> # Replay an existing Codex session
cxq doctor              # Check paths, assets, and session JSONL structure

Codex Quest reads sessions from:

~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/rollout-*.jsonl

The live watcher selects the newest session whose session_meta.payload.cwd matches the project being watched.

Development

go build -o cxq .
./cxq doctor
./cxq replay ~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/rollout-*.jsonl -s 20

Studio mode is available in debug builds:

go build -tags debug -o cxq . && ./cxq studio

Requires Go 1.21+ and CGO because Raylib uses C bindings.