Codex Capture

sivtr copy codex reads Codex rollout JSONL files from ~/.codex/sessions. By default it chooses the newest session whose cwd matches the current working directory.

This is useful when you want to reuse the last answer, input, tool output, or whole parsed session without opening the Codex transcript manually.

Defaults

sivtr copy codex

The default copies the last completed user plus assistant turn.

Copy a specific kind

sivtr copy codex out
sivtr copy codex in
sivtr copy codex tool
sivtr copy codex all

Command	Copies
sivtr copy codex	Last user plus assistant turn
sivtr copy codex out	Last assistant reply
sivtr copy codex in	Last user message
sivtr copy codex tool	Last tool output
sivtr copy codex all	Whole parsed session

Select older items

Selectors work the same way as command-block copy:

sivtr copy codex 2
sivtr copy codex 2..4
sivtr copy codex out 3

1 means the newest matching Codex unit, 2 means the second newest, and so on.

Filter Codex text

sivtr copy codex tool --regex error
sivtr copy codex all --lines 1:40

Use --print to inspect the copied text:

sivtr copy codex out --print

Pick interactively

sivtr copy codex --pick
sivtr copy codex out --pick

The picker shows recent units and lets you choose one or more. Press t to open the Vim-style view. In Codex views, T toggles tool content when an alternate full view is available.

Windows hotkey

On Windows, the hotkey daemon opens the Codex picker for the project directory where it was started:

sivtr hotkey start

The default chord is alt+y. Configure it in [hotkey] or pass --chord when starting.