Who it is forA developer working on an initialized project over several Codex tasks who wants each task to pick up where the last one ended.
The problemImportant decisions made late in one task are lost when the next task begins.
The outcomeThe new task starts with the restored index and recent session entries, and the finished task is saved as memory.
What you need first
- Codex in the ChatGPT desktop app or Codex CLI
- Python 3.9 or newer available as python3
- Git, when installing from GitHub
Steps
- Open the initialized project in a new Codex task and read the status card in the first response.
- Send: Restore project memory.
- Send: Show EchoesVault status to check size, index integrity, and warnings.
- Work on the task, then send: Remember this architectural decision for any key choice.
- Send: Save and finish this EchoesVault session.
Prompt for your agent
In the initialized project at <project-path>, restore EchoesVault memory in Codex, show the status, and then save the session. Expected output: the restored index with the three latest session entries, a status summary, and a saved session file. Verify that the status reports no index integrity problems.
Caveat. Already-open Codex tasks do not load newly installed skills and hooks, so a new task is needed after installation or update.
Use this in your AI agent
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