Heavy Codex Users Struggle to Track Old Sessions and Scattered Outputs
grahamhart_ · reddit · 2026-11-13
Reddit user grahamhart describes the pain of managing many Codex sessions: similar titles blur together, and results scatter across code changes, markdown files, and chat-only answers — days later he can't recall where a solution lives.
He also criticizes the unread-dot mechanic that clears after a quick glance, making previously seen work unfindable. He mentions slashvibe, an unreleased desk controller with a separate screen for tracking agent sessions, and is skeptical but curious.
He asks the community for systems: naming schemes, task boards, saved summaries, or tools that show which sessions are running, need decisions, produced what, and await review — without manual post-hoc organization.
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