codexmonitorList/inspect/watch local OpenAI Codex sessions (CLI + VS Code) using the CodexMonitor Homebrew formula. Reads sessions from ~/.codex/sessions by default (or via CODEX_SESSIONS_DIR / CODEX_HOME overrides). Requires the cocoanetics/tap Homebrew tap.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install odrobnik/codexmonitorUse codexmonitor to browse local OpenAI Codex sessions.
See SETUP.md for prerequisites and setup instructions.
codexmonitor list 2026/01/08codexmonitor list --json 2026/01/08codexmonitor show codexmonitor show --ranges 1...3,26...28 codexmonitor show --json codexmonitor watchcodexmonitor watch --session ~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/ by default.CODEX_SESSIONS_DIR (preferred) or CODEX_HOME.codex exec resume "message" .Generated Mar 1, 2026
Development teams using OpenAI Codex for pair programming can monitor daily coding sessions to review productivity patterns and identify frequently used code patterns. Team leads can analyze session data to optimize workflows and track project progress across multiple developers working on AI-assisted coding tasks.
Coding bootcamps and university computer science programs can use CodexMonitor to track student interactions with Codex during programming exercises. Instructors can review session histories to understand common student challenges, provide targeted feedback, and ensure academic integrity in AI-assisted learning environments.
Large organizations implementing Codex across development teams can monitor usage patterns to measure adoption rates and identify training needs. IT departments can track session volumes and patterns to optimize license allocation and ensure compliance with internal AI usage policies.
Research teams studying human-AI collaboration patterns can use CodexMonitor to systematically collect and analyze coding session data. Researchers can export session details in JSON format for quantitative analysis of interaction patterns, error rates, and productivity metrics in AI-assisted programming scenarios.
Offer a cloud-based analytics platform that aggregates Codex session data across organizations to provide benchmarking and productivity insights. Companies subscribe to access comparative analytics, team performance metrics, and personalized recommendations for optimizing AI-assisted development workflows.
Provide organizations with tools to monitor, audit, and govern AI tool usage across development teams. The platform integrates CodexMonitor data with existing development tools to ensure compliance, manage costs, and provide detailed usage reporting for IT governance and security teams.
License enhanced versions of CodexMonitor to educational institutions with additional features for classroom management and student progress tracking. Include dashboard tools for instructors, assignment integration features, and analytics tailored for learning environments using AI-assisted coding education.
💬 Integration Tip
Install via Homebrew and ensure the codexmonitor binary is in your PATH. Set CODEX_SESSIONS_DIR environment variable if your sessions are stored outside the default ~/.codex/sessions directory.
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