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Idempotent conversation exporter for Codex, Claude, and Cursor.

Project description

Conversation Exporter

Export AI conversation sessions into a Git repository using a readable, time-based structure.

What it does

  • Scans source session files (Codex JSONL, Claude projects, Cursor workspaceStorage).
  • Normalizes each session into a common model.
  • Writes two artifacts per session:
    • readable Markdown transcript: YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM-slug.md
    • hidden normalized JSON: .YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM-slug.json
  • Organizes history by user and source system:
    • sync: history/<user>/<source-system>/ (flat — sessions directly inside)
    • backup: history/<user>/<source-system>/<system-name>/<path-relative-to-home>/...
  • Runs idempotently (only reprocesses changed or new sessions).
  • Cursor: supports both single-folder and multi-root (.code-workspace) windows — sessions are attributed to the matching repo folder.

Install and run

uv add convx-ai
# or: pip install convx-ai
convx --help

From source:

uv sync
uv run convx --help

sync — project-scoped command

Run from inside any Git repo. Syncs only the conversations that took place in that repo (or its subfolders) and writes them into the repo itself:

cd /path/to/your/project
uv run convx sync

By default syncs Codex, Claude, and Cursor. Use --source-system codex, --source-system claude, or --source-system cursor to sync a single source. No --output-path needed — the current directory is used as both the filter and the destination. Sessions are written flat under history/<user>/<source-system>/ with no machine name or path nesting.

backup — full backup command

Exports all conversations into a dedicated backup Git repo:

uv run convx backup \
  --output-path /path/to/your/backup-git-repo \
  --source-system codex

Common options

  • --source-system: source(s) to sync: all (default), codex, claude, cursor, or comma-separated.
  • --input-path: source sessions directory override (per source).
    • default for Codex: ~/.codex/sessions
    • default for Claude: ~/.claude/projects
    • default for Cursor: ~/Library/Application Support/Cursor/User/workspaceStorage (macOS) Supports both single-folder and multi-root (.code-workspace) Cursor windows.
  • --user: user namespace for history path (default: current OS user).
  • --system-name: system namespace for history path (default: hostname).
  • --dry-run: discover and plan without writing files.
  • --history-subpath: folder inside output repo where history is stored (default history).
  • --output-path (backup only): target Git repository (must already contain .git).

Example output

convx sync (inside a project repo):

history/
  pascal/
    codex/
      2026-02-15-1155-conversation-backup-plan.md
      .2026-02-15-1155-conversation-backup-plan.json
    claude/
      2026-01-15-1000-api-auth-migration-plan/
        index.md
        agent-abc1234.md
        .index.json

convx backup (dedicated backup repo):

history/
  pascal/
    codex/
      macbook-pro/
        Code/
          everycure/
            prototypes/
              matrix-heatmap-test/
                2026-02-15-1155-conversation-backup-plan.md
                .2026-02-15-1155-conversation-backup-plan.json

Idempotency behavior

  • Export state is stored at .convx/index.json in the output repo.
  • A session is skipped when both:
    • session_key already exists, and
    • source fingerprint (SHA-256 of source file) is unchanged.
  • If source content changes, that session is re-rendered in place.

Other commands

stats — index totals and last update time:

uv run convx stats --output-path /path/to/your/backup-git-repo

explore — browse and search exported conversations in a TUI:

uv run convx explore --output-path /path/to/your/repo

hooks — install or remove a pre-commit hook that runs sync before each commit:

uv run convx hooks install
uv run convx hooks uninstall

Secrets

Exports are redacted by default (API keys, tokens, passwords → [REDACTED]). Be mindful of secrets in your history repo. See docs/secrets.md for details and pre-commit scanner options (Gitleaks, TruffleHog, detect-secrets, semgrep).

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