
from codex-reflect-skill18
Generate reflective summaries of past Codex session histories (summaries, patterns, open loops, decisions) via a CLI that scans cached ~/.codex/sessions and pro
Reflect Codex Sessions generates reflective summaries of past Codex CLI session histories using a Python CLI with multiple preset modes (reflection, summary, bloat, incomplete, decisions, next_steps). Only 1 of 5 scripts ran successfully (session_io.py); the other 4 failed due to inter-module import errors — scripts expect sibling modules on sys.path that aren't available when run in isolation. The main reflect_sessions.py depends on a deep package (reflect_sessions.cache, .cli, etc.) not bundled in the skill. SKILL.md is well-written with clear triggers and guidance, but the scripts need packaging fixes or a PYTHONPATH setup step to function as delivered.
reflect_sessions (full package with .cache, .cli, .config, .debug, .models, .output, .prompt, .sessions, .time submodules)The skill is conceptually solid and well-documented. The main issue is that scripts can't run standalone — they're extracted from a larger Python package and depend on modules not included in the skill bundle. This is a common packaging gap for skills that include CLI tools. The cleanup script's file deletion is safely guarded with --dry-run. No security concerns. The SKILL.md references/ directory (cli.md, README.md, examples.md) wasn't included in the fetched data but is mentioned — would be worth reviewing for completeness.