I was about to write a codex session parser myself before I decided to do some searching first, and then found your peoject.
My original idea was to give it a git repo, and then walk over the git log and the sessions in parallel, correlating actions that modify files which are part of the git repo, and interleave the git log with the session log.
Maybe in a later stage this can be taken and processed by an LLM to create a project specification based only on session logs relevant to the specific project..
I was about to write a codex session parser myself before I decided to do some searching first, and then found your peoject.
My original idea was to give it a git repo, and then walk over the git log and the sessions in parallel, correlating actions that modify files which are part of the git repo, and interleave the git log with the session log.
Maybe in a later stage this can be taken and processed by an LLM to create a project specification based only on session logs relevant to the specific project..