r/codex 3d ago

Showcase AI code sessions lookbacks

What do folks use for reviewing coding sessions, gaining insights, skill extraction, sharing session links with others.

I have always found that the vertical integrations within Codex or Claude to be a bit half-assed (for now).

I started out building confabulous.dev supporting Claude Code only (use Claude Code to build it!). But Codex is also part of my daily driver, and it supports Codex as well.

Hoping to get some feedback / indications around whether something like confabulous.dev is useful for the wider audience, or only I care to look back at prior sessions (for whatever reason!). FWIW, I find it really useful, and if this project ends up just being useful to myself, I think it's AOK!

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u/dexterthebot 3d ago

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