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Turn Codex task logs into privacy-aware event timelines and ledgers.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "codex-trajectory" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List available Codex sessions and show a trajectory summary for one session.
A session list plus summary-level trajectory data for the selected session.
Fetch the full trajectory data for a specified Codex session for postmortem review.
Full event records and timeline details for the session.
Developers can review the execution path, key events, and outcomes of a Codex task. It is useful for debugging and post-run analysis.
Teams can turn task logs into privacy-aware event ledgers for review. It works well when sharing process visibility without exposing every detail.
It is a read-only MCP server that turns Codex task logs into privacy-aware event ledgers and interactive timelines. It provides tools to list sessions and retrieve trajectory data at summary or full-detail levels.
No. The description says it is read-only, so it only reads session and trajectory data.
Its main capabilities are listing sessions and retrieving trajectory data in summary or full detail, organized as event ledgers and timelines.
Track and analyze Codex token usage, costs, caching, and thread patterns locally.
Access enriched blockchain data in MCP-compatible clients for analysis and development.
Run restartable multi-agent coding workflows with live monitoring and bug-finding control.
Connect IDEs or AI assistants to Codex CLI for safe automation and code analysis.
Get technical advice, code reviews, and explanations via Codex CLI.
Monitor Codex sessions, summarize status, and manage tmux-based automated continuation.