amg

A command-line tool to manage and resume Codex sessions by git branch name.

Description

amg helps you quickly resume Codex sessions by matching them to git branch names. It searches through Codex session files (JSONL format) and finds the first session that matches your current or specified git branch, then resumes it with the appropriate configuration.

Installation

Using cargo-binstall (Recommended - Fastest)

Install pre-built binaries without compiling from source:

# Install cargo-binstall first (one-time setup)
cargo install cargo-binstall

# Install amg
cargo binstall amg

This method downloads pre-built binaries from GitHub Releases, making installation much faster than compiling from source. Binaries are available for:

Linux (x86_64)
macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon)
Windows (x86_64)

Using Makefile

git clone https://github.com/Cardosaum/amg.git
cd amg
make install

This installs the binary to $HOME/.cargo/bin (default Cargo installation directory). Ensure $HOME/.cargo/bin is in your PATH (typically done automatically by rustup).

For a custom installation directory:

make install-custom ROOT=$HOME/.local

Using Cargo

git clone https://github.com/Cardosaum/amg.git
cd amg
cargo install --path .

From Source (Build Only)

git clone https://github.com/Cardosaum/amg.git
cd amg
cargo build --release

The binary will be available at target/release/amg.

Usage

Basic Usage

Resume a Codex session for a specific branch:

amg resume-branch <branch-name> --repo /path/to/repo

Or use the shorter aliases:

amg rb <branch-name> --repo /path/to/repo
amg resume <branch-name> --repo /path/to/repo

Environment Variables

You can set environment variables to avoid passing flags every time:

export CODEX_REPO=/path/to/your/repo
export CODEX_CODEXDIR=/path/to/.codex  # Optional, defaults to $HOME/.codex

Then simply run:

amg resume-branch main

Options

--repo <REPO>: Repository path to grant Codex sandbox access to (required, or set CODEX_REPO)
--codexdir <DIR>: Codex directory containing JSONL sessions (optional, defaults to $HOME/.codex, or set CODEX_CODEXDIR)
-n, --dry-run: Print the command that would be executed without running it
--no-tmux: Disable automatic tmux window creation (if $TMUX is set)

Examples

# Resume session for 'main' branch
amg resume-branch main --repo ~/projects/my-repo

# Dry run to see what command would be executed
amg rb feature-branch --repo ~/projects/my-repo --dry-run

# Resume without tmux (run inline)
amg resume dev --repo ~/projects/my-repo --no-tmux

# Use environment variables
export CODEX_REPO=~/projects/my-repo
amg rb main

How It Works

Searches through the Codex directory (default: $HOME/.codex) for JSONL session files
Reads the first line of each JSONL file to extract git branch information
Matches sessions where .payload.git.branch equals your specified branch name
Resumes the first matching session with appropriate sandbox configuration

Development

Prerequisites

Rust 1.91 or later
Cargo

Building

cargo build

Running Tests

# Using cargo test
cargo test

# Using nextest (faster, parallel)
cargo nextest run

# Or use the Makefile
make test-nextest

Code Quality

The project uses strict linting and formatting:

# Run all CI checks
make ci

# Format code
make fmt

# Run clippy
make lint

# Check formatting
make fmt-check

Project Structure

src/
├── bin/
│   └── amg.rs          # Binary entry point
├── cli/
│   ├── mod.rs          # Main CLI logic
│   ├── args.rs         # CLI argument parsing
│   ├── codex_cmd.rs    # Codex command building
│   ├── scan.rs         # Session scanning
│   ├── process.rs      # Process execution
│   ├── util.rs         # Utility functions
│   ├── constants.rs    # Constants
│   ├── logging.rs      # Logging setup
│   └── prelude.rs      # Common imports
└── lib.rs              # Library root

Releases

This project uses release-plz for automated releases. The release process is fully automated through GitHub Actions.

How Releases Work

Release PR Creation: When commits are pushed to main, release-plz automatically creates or updates a release Pull Request with:
- Version bumps in Cargo.toml (based on Conventional Commits)
- Updated CHANGELOG.md (generated from git history)
- Updated Cargo.lock (if dependencies changed)
Release PR Review: Maintainers review the release PR to ensure:
- Version bumps are correct (semver based on commit types)
- Changelog accurately reflects changes
- All CI checks pass
Publishing: When the release PR is merged, release-plz automatically:
- Creates a git tag (format: amg-v<version>, e.g., amg-v0.1.0)
- Publishes the crate to crates.io
- Creates a GitHub release with changelog

Version Bumping

Versions follow Semantic Versioning and are determined by commit types:

Major version (1.0.0 → 2.0.0): Breaking changes (detected by cargo-semver-checks or commits with BREAKING CHANGE:)
Minor version (1.0.0 → 1.1.0): New features (feat: commits)
Patch version (1.0.0 → 1.0.1): Bug fixes (fix: commits)

For Contributors

Important: All commits must follow the Conventional Commits specification for automatic versioning to work correctly.

Commit format: type(scope): description

feat(cli): add new command → minor version bump
fix(scan): resolve session matching bug → patch version bump
refactor(util): improve error handling → no version bump (unless breaking)
docs: update README → no version bump
chore(deps): update dependencies → no version bump

See .cursor/rules/commits/RULE.md for detailed commit guidelines.

Manual Release (if needed)

If you need to trigger a release manually or test locally:

# Install release-plz
cargo install --locked release-plz

# Update versions and changelog (creates release PR locally)
release-plz release-pr

# Publish to crates.io (after merging release PR)
release-plz release

Secure Token Management with Bitwarden

For local development, you can use Bitwarden CLI to securely manage tokens required by release-plz.

Note: This repository intentionally does not integrate Bitwarden into GitHub Actions. CI releases use GitHub-native auth (the workflow GITHUB_TOKEN plus token-based authentication for crates.io publishing).

Quick Start

# One-time setup
make setup-bitwarden

# Run release-pr with tokens from Bitwarden
make release-pr-bw

# Run release with tokens from Bitwarden
make release-bw

Setup

Install Bitwarden CLI:

brew install bitwarden-cli  # macOS
# See docs/BITWARDEN_SETUP.md for other platforms

Run setup script:
```
make setup-bitwarden
```
Create vault items in Bitwarden:
- amg-release-github-token: Store your GitHub Personal Access Token
- amg-release-cargo-token (optional): Store your crates.io token

Usage

Recommended Workflow:

Unlock Bitwarden and export session (do this once per terminal session):
```
export BW_SESSION=$(bw unlock --raw)
```

Run release commands:

make release-pr-bw    # Run release-pr with Bitwarden tokens
make release-bw        # Run release with Bitwarden tokens

Alternative: Interactive Unlock

If you haven't exported BW_SESSION, the script will prompt for your password:

make release-pr-bw    # Will prompt for Bitwarden master password

Using scripts directly:

./scripts/release-with-bitwarden.sh release-pr
./scripts/release-with-bitwarden.sh release

Customizing vault item names:

export BW_GITHUB_TOKEN_ITEM=your-github-token-item
export BW_CARGO_TOKEN_ITEM=your-cargo-token-item
make release-pr-bw

For Automation / Non-Interactive (Discouraged):

Avoid BW_PASSWORD (it puts your Bitwarden master password in an environment variable). Prefer unlocking once interactively and exporting BW_SESSION:

export BW_SESSION=$(bw unlock --raw)
make release-pr-bw

If you must automate login, use API keys:

export BW_CLIENTID=your_client_id
export BW_CLIENTSECRET=your_client_secret
bw login --apikey
export BW_SESSION=$(bw unlock --raw)
make release-pr-bw

For detailed setup instructions and troubleshooting, see docs/BITWARDEN_SETUP.md.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please ensure:

All tests pass: make ci
Code is formatted: make fmt
No clippy warnings: make lint
Follow Conventional Commits - This is required for automatic versioning and changelog generation

Commit Message Format

Use the format: type(scope): description

Types:

feat: New feature (causes minor version bump)
fix: Bug fix (causes patch version bump)
refactor: Code refactoring (no version bump unless breaking)
test: Adding or updating tests (no version bump)
docs: Documentation changes (no version bump)
style: Code style changes (no version bump)
chore: Maintenance tasks (no version bump)

Examples:

feat(cli): add shorthand flag for repo argument
fix(scan): resolve session matching bug
docs: update installation instructions

See .cursor/rules/commits/RULE.md for detailed guidelines.

License

Licensed under either of:

Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

at your option.

Author

Cardosaum

Repository

https://github.com/Cardosaum/amg

amg 0.1.0

amg

Description

Installation

Using cargo-binstall (Recommended - Fastest)

Using Makefile

Using Cargo

From Source (Build Only)

Usage

Basic Usage

Environment Variables

Options

Examples

How It Works

Development

Prerequisites

Building

Running Tests

Code Quality

Project Structure

Releases

How Releases Work

Version Bumping

For Contributors

Manual Release (if needed)

Secure Token Management with Bitwarden

Quick Start

Setup

Usage

Contributing

Commit Message Format

License

Author

Repository