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Where Codex CLI Stores Your Chat History
Headline
Codex CLI stores chat history locally in ~/.codex
Summary
@dotey, a Chinese AI prompt engineer with a large following, replied to developer @Victor_xu with a practical tip: OpenAI’s Codex CLI keeps your chat history in the ~/.codex directory. Codex is OpenAI’s terminal-based coding agent that can edit and run code locally. Knowing where your history lives matters if you care about session persistence or want to back up your conversations.
Analysis
This matches what you’ll find in OpenAI’s docs and GitHub discussions—the ~/.codex folder lets you pick up where you left off without hitting cloud services. That’s handy if you’re working offline or just prefer keeping your data local.
@dotey frames this in the context of AI developer tools more broadly. Local storage like this sits between fully cloud-based assistants and traditional offline tools. For developers already using Codex in VS Code or other editors, it’s a small detail that makes the tool more practical day-to-day.
Compared to some AI coding tools that require constant cloud connectivity, this approach gives users more control. I couldn’t find much background on @Victor_xu, so the context for the original question isn’t clear.
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