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codiedev

v0.7.10

Published

14 hours ago

Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or VS Code Copilot to CodieDev for org-wide session capture and artifact collaboration

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codiedev

Connect Claude Code or Codex to CodieDev for org-wide session capture.

Usage

npx codiedev connect

The CLI will prompt you for an API token (get one at https://codiedev.com/portal/integrations/claude-code), then install a capture hook into whichever agent CLIs are present on your machine:

Claude Code — SessionEnd hook in ~/.claude/settings.json
Codex — Stop hook in ~/.codex/hooks.json

If both are installed, hooks are wired up for both. If neither is installed, the config is saved and you can re-run connect after installing one.

What gets captured

Only sessions inside repos your workspace already tracks
Transcript + basic stats (message count, tool calls)
Processed into summaries and embeddings server-side for search in /portal/memories

Each captured memory records its source (claude-code or codex) so you can filter in the portal.

Codex note

Codex doesn't currently expose a SessionEnd event, so the hook runs on Stop (fires after each assistant turn). The backend dedupes by (company, session_id) and replaces the stored transcript on re-upload so the latest turn's snapshot wins. Summarization happens once per session; subsequent turn uploads keep the raw transcript fresh but don't re-summarize (to avoid running up LLM cost).

Config

Written to ~/.codiedev/config.json. Override the backend with CODIEDEV_URL if needed.