Context Keeper

What it does

Context Keeper (ck) provides persistent, per-project memory and deterministic session tooling for OpenAI Codex workflows. It organizes project context under ~/.codex/ck, stores a structured context.json as the source of truth, and exposes a set of Node.js command scripts (init, save, resume, info, list, forget, migrate) that the agent runs verbatim to register projects, capture session summaries, resume full briefings, and migrate older formats. The skill enforces a safe workflow: scripts auto-confirm actions and the agent displays script stdout directly to the user for transparency.

When to use it

Use ck when you want the agent to load and persist project-specific context across sessions, capture concise session summaries and next steps, or present a full briefing for a named project. It's appropriate for development workflows where reproducible, script-driven saves and resumes are preferred over ad-hoc memory edits.

What's included

• Scripts: deterministic Node.js commands for init, save, resume, info, list, forget, migrate (commands/ directory)
• References: hook examples and required settings for automatic SessionStart injection
• Instructions: clear rules for command usage, JSON schemas for saved session state, and safety notes (never edit context.json directly)

Compatible agents

Best fit for Codex-style and CLI-integrated assistant harnesses (OpenAI Codex, Codex CLI wrappers, Cursor, Gemini CLI), and any agent setup that can run local Node.js scripts and display stdout.