Codex
Status: history is read, and Codex can be turned on.
Where its history lives
Section titled “Where its history lives”| macOS | Windows |
|---|---|
~/.codex/sessions |
%USERPROFILE%\.codex\sessions |
If you set CODEX_HOME, Seggo uses that instead.
What Seggo reads
Section titled “What Seggo reads”- Session files (
rollout-*.jsonl, including compressed.jsonl.zst), read-only.
What it can’t read
Section titled “What it can’t read”- Codex’s own SQLite index files aren’t opened. Seggo reads the session files only.
What turning it on changes
Section titled “What turning it on changes”Only after you confirm the preview:
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| Seggo’s MCP entry | ~/.codex/config.toml (or $CODEX_HOME/config.toml), between # seggo:begin and # seggo:end |
| Rules section | AGENTS.md in each chosen project |
Codex has no session-end hook, so everything (reading context, claiming tasks, saving handoffs) relies on the rules section. You can always ask directly:
Save a Seggo handoff for this work.