Release v0.23.0 · sageox/ox

[0.23.0] - 2026-10-12

Bring past AI coworker sessions into your Ledger, find recorded conversations, and give your AI coworker a screen walkthrough it can read.

Import past Claude Code and Codex sessions — ox session import lets you preview sessions in the terminal or a local browser, choose what to share, and upload them to your team's Ledger. Sessions already imported or recorded by ox are skipped.
Find recorded conversations by keyword, person, and date — ox conversation search returns matching passages you can open in context.
Give your AI coworker a screen walkthrough it can read — ox conversation walkthrough shows what was clicked, what was on screen, and the narration at each moment. Missing screen data is called out explicitly.
Import audio and video recordings — ox import sends media files through SageOx's recording upload flow.

Imported sessions are summarized faster — up to three sessions are summarized at once, with --parallel to control the pace.
ox uses less CPU and disk space — background indexing is smaller and avoids repeated rebuilds.
ox sync and plan saves report what reached your team — local saves and successful sharing are clearly distinguished.

Manually held sessions stay on your machine — ox waits for ox session upload before sharing them with your team.
Ledger sync recovers more reliably — interrupted updates, large backlogs, and expired credentials no longer leave sharing stuck as often. ox doctor can repair more damaged session files while preserving your work.
Plan review answers survive reloads and sync — repeated submissions no longer duplicate answers, open tabs preserve unsent marks, and resolved items stay resolved across machines. The page shows whether your answers have reached the team.
Failed document imports can be retried — saved documents are preserved and failed uploads no longer leave an empty folder blocking the next attempt.
Session capture finds resumed Claude Code and current Pi sessions — recordings whose repository ownership cannot be verified stay local, and ox doctor explains how to release them.
Gemini session summaries work with current Gemini CLI — summaries no longer fail because the working folder is untrusted.
Commands no longer hang on Windows with redirected input — ox falls back to a default theme when terminal colors cannot be detected.
Setup and command errors are clearer — ox init fails when you are not signed in, and invalid subcommands return concise guidance.

Plan feedback JSON now reports damaged review rounds — ox plan feedback show --json returns an object with items and corrupt_rounds instead of a bare array. Scripts that read this output should use items.

Session summarizers receive fewer credentials — only the settings and credentials needed by your chosen AI provider are passed through.
Updated dependencies address known security vulnerabilities.