computer-history-collector

Make your Codex history portable

Skill
Community

Projects Codex's Computer History summaries into your Fulcra account on a schedule. A record that lives inside one platform becomes context every agent you authorize can read.

A community skill from an outside repository, kubla/a-particular-set-of-skills. It takes the Computer History summaries Codex already writes on your Mac and keeps them flowing into your account, so the record is not stranded in one tool.

  • Previews the projected note, interval, tags, sources, data type and remote path before it authenticates or writes anything, so you can see exactly what would land in your account first.
  • Sets up a token-free macOS LaunchAgent that sweeps roughly every ten minutes, and reports the authenticated owner, the computer name and the initial sweep counts when it is done.
  • Keeps the projected note faithful to the summary Markdown, minus its trailing Citations section, and leaves the uploaded source file unchanged.
  • Setup is convergent: it preserves your local configuration, projection map and projection status while refreshing the managed runtime.
  • Uninstall removes only the local runtime and LaunchAgent. Everything already projected, and every source-file snapshot, stays in your account.

Requires macOS, Codex Computer History, uv, and network access. Open the source and read its spec before your agent runs it.

Paste this to your agent

Read https://docs.fulcradynamics.com/agent-get-started.txt and connect to Fulcra, then install the computer-history-collector community skill and follow it. Keep a record of what my computer has been working on that all my agents can read, not just Codex. I'm on a Mac with Codex Computer History on — show me the preview and get my approval before you authenticate or write anything.