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Codex session guide

Share a Codex session without sharing your whole machine.

Agentprint finds your Codex sessions, creates a readable preview on your device, hides likely credentials and private locations, then publishes only the session you choose.

Exact previewReview the prepared payload
Checked twiceLocal and server safeguards
UnlistedThe default sharing audience
The useful outcome

A deliberate link, not a background recording.

Automatic activity tracking never includes your conversations. Sharing is a separate choice you make for one session at a time.

  1. 1

    List local Codex sessions

    Review recent sessions by time and title. Nothing is uploaded while you browse the list.

    agentprint sessions
  2. 2

    Open the local preview

    A dry run shows exactly what will be shared without publishing anything. Read it before you continue.

    agentprint share 3 --dry-run
  3. 3

    Publish with the right visibility

    Shares start unlisted unless you explicitly choose public or friends-only visibility. You can revoke the link later.

    agentprint share 3 --visibility unlisted
Built into the workflow

Useful by design, clear about the boundary.

Preview before sharing

You must open the local preview before Agentprint asks you to publish the session.

Sensitive details are checked twice

Agentprint hides likely credentials on your machine and checks again before publishing.

Delete it whenever you want

Run agentprint unshare with the share ID to permanently delete the session and disable its link.

Frequently asked questions

Does Agentprint share every Codex conversation?

No. Automatic activity tracking never includes conversations. A session is only shared when you explicitly choose it and run agentprint share.

What does redaction remove?

Credential-shaped values are replaced, home and project paths are rewritten, images are dropped, and long tool output is truncated. Strict mode also omits tool arguments, tool output, and agent reasoning.

Can redaction guarantee that every secret is gone?

No automated check can promise that. Agentprint checks for likely credentials twice, but you should still read the local preview before publishing.

Will the link appear in search results?

Unlisted and friends-only sessions do not appear in search results. Only sessions you deliberately make public may be discoverable.