Track HtmlGraph sessions across Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini via git hooks.
npx skills add https://github.com/Shakes-tzd/htmlgraph --skill codex-skill-shakes-tzd
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: codex-skill Source: https://github.com/Shakes-tzd/htmlgraph/tree/main/packages/codex-skill Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Shakes-tzd/htmlgraph --skill codex-skill-shakes-tzd
HtmlGraph session tracking and work continuity for Codex addresses the challenge of lost context and misattributed work when multiple AI assistants collaborate on a project. This skill ensures proper activity attribution and seamless handoffs by persisting session data and feature context across tools.
Install HtmlGraph in your project (pip install htmlgraph>=0.8.0), then copy this Codex skill into your Codex skills directory (e.g., ~/.codex/skills/htmlgraph). Initialize HtmlGraph with htmlgraph init, and verify status with htmlgraph status.
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Maintaining session context across Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini requires git-hook-based session management that persists activity data under .htmlgraph/sessions, enabling seamless handoffs and consistent feature attribution across different AI assistants.
Tracking multi-agent coding session history in a Git repository is best handled by storing context and activity logs in a .htmlgraph directory, allowing you to resume work states and detect file drift between previous and current sessions.
Yes, you need HtmlGraph installed via pip install htmlgraph>=0.8.0, a Python environment, and an initialized Git repository containing a .htmlgraph directory to enable cross-tool session tracking and continuity.
Git-hook session management handles feature attribution by automatically capturing activity and context data during commits, storing it under .htmlgraph/sessions to ensure work is correctly attributed across Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini.
Codex workflows lose context and misattribute work without persistent session tracking, which this skill solves by implementing git hooks that store session data and feature context under .htmlgraph/sessions for seamless cross-tool continuity.
Yes, you can detect file drift and divergence between sessions because the session tracking mechanism stores historical context under .htmlgraph/sessions, highlighting file changes and inconsistencies when resuming work in a new assistant.
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jhlee0409Restore a previous development session from a checkpoint file.
shakestzdOrchestrate multi-agent workflows with mandatory delegation via the HtmlGraph SDK and Task tool.
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