Context compaction hurts. One thing that’s been slowing me down with codex is that every session starts from scratch, no carryover of context, decisions, or patterns.
I hacked together a small “auto-memory” layer as an easy install plugin that:
saves useful context locally between runs
reinjects it when you strat a new session
keeps everything as plain files (no DB / no hidden state)
codex app already creates these files, its more uable now.
It’s super simple right now, but it already makes longer workflows feel way less repetitive.
Curious if anyone else has tried solving this differently or if I’m overengineering something that should be handled another way
--> github 633k4hire repo : auto-memory-for-codex-native