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Issue Description:
I’m currently working with Codex CLI and noticed that while .codex/history files are being recorded locally, there are no built-in commands to manage or resume chat sessions—unlike tools like Claude, which support -c -r to continue conversations.
Even though I’ve configured the history section in ~/.codex/config.json like this part:
history:
maxSize: 1000
saveHistory: true
sensitivePatterns: []
…there’s still no way to list saved sessions or resume a previous chat. This severely limits usability and session continuity in real projects.
Strongly urge adding support for features such as:
• /chat list (or codex chat list) — to display saved session tags or session IDs
• /chat resume — to reload a previous conversation context
• Or even a global option like --resume-session or --load-history to reopen the last session
Such session persistence would allow smooth continuation across restarts, recover from crashes, and improve workflows—especially for long-running tasks or when working across multiple project sessions. Without this functionality, the history files exist but are practically unusable.
Hope this feature can be prioritized—thanks for considering!