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Codex integration

Your Codex activity, across days—not buried in terminals.

Agentprint turns your Codex activity into a clear history, model mix, streaks, and a public proof-of-work profile.

Agentprint is a historical activity dashboard, not an OpenAI quota, rate-limit, or billing monitor.

One commandRefresh supported local sources
No contentPrompts and code stay out of sync
Cross-agentOne profile for your tools
The useful outcome

A durable trace of agent-assisted work.

Individual sessions disappear into terminal history. Agentprint keeps the numeric pattern visible while leaving the substance of your work on your machine by default.

  1. 1

    Connect your machine

    Sign in securely without sharing your Codex account credentials.

    agentprint login
  2. 2

    Add your Codex activity

    Agentprint finds Codex and adds its activity totals to your profile.

    agentprint sources && agentprint sync
  3. 3

    Read the longer arc

    Use your activity history, coding-tool mix, model ranking, and streaks to see patterns that no single session shows.

Built into the workflow

Useful by design, clear about the boundary.

Your work stays private

Agentprint records dates, token counts, coding tools, and models—not prompts, replies, code, repository names, or paths.

One cross-agent profile

Codex activity can sit beside Claude Code, OpenCode, and Kimi Code instead of living in another isolated dashboard.

Public only by choice

Keep the whole profile private or expose only the metric groups that help tell your story.

Frequently asked questions

Does Agentprint show my remaining Codex quota?

No. Agentprint records historical local activity. It does not report remaining quota, reset time, subscription allowance, or billing.

What Codex activity does Agentprint record?

Dates, token counts, the coding tool and version, provider, and model. It does not include the contents of your work.

Can Agentprint publish my Codex conversations automatically?

No. Transcript content uses a separate one-session-at-a-time sharing command with local preview and confirmation.

Can I remove a connected device?

Yes. You can remove it from settings or pause, resume, or uninstall Agentprint on that machine.