Add Codex provider support#3
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Summary
Adds Codex CLI as a first-class ccview provider alongside Claude Code and OpenCode.
The implementation reads Codex's portable local data layout rather than machine-specific paths:
~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/*.jsonlfor rollout message history~/.codex/state_*.sqlitefor thread metadata, project grouping, token totals, git branch, model info, and subagent edges~/.codex/session_index.jsonlas a title/timestamp fallback~/.codex/shell_snapshots/*.shas optional linked shell snapshot filesFeatures
CodexProviderthat implements the existing provider interface.--file/--exportusage for Codex rollout JSONL files.state_*.sqlite/goals_*.sqlitepatterns.Notes
The Codex provider treats SQLite/thread metadata and shell snapshots as optional. If a Codex installation only has rollout JSONL files, ccview still loads conversation history and degrades gracefully.
Testing
go build -o ccview .go test ./..../ccview --web --port 3334/api/treeincludes Codex projects/conversations/subagents/token totals/shell snapshots/api/messages?source=codexrenders Codex messages, token usage, and tool cards./ccview --export /tmp/ccview-codex-export.html --file <codex-rollout.jsonl>