Retrieve the current Codex session ID so you can find its records in Weave Router logs and dashboards. The ID is returned in a copyable format for investigation or support.
Print the session id that correlates this Codex session in Weave Router telemetry and logs.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
When the user invokes $router-session, run this skill's scripts/emit.sh using the
absolute path shown in this skill's <path> (its directory + /scripts/emit.sh).
It takes no arguments.
The script prints the session id on its own line. Report that id back in one line, formatted as inline code so the user can copy it. Do not send a user message and do not type a Codex slash command.
The router carries this id as Session-Id on every request and stores it for
analytics joins, so it is also the lookup key in the router dashboard.
This skill needs CODEX_SESSION_ID in the environment. If it is unset the script
exits non-zero rather than reporting an id: the alternative is reading the newest
rollout transcript, which names a different session whenever two run at once, and
a wrong id sends someone else's session to support. Report the error as-is instead
of guessing.
Codex also prints the same id in its own session banner, which is the quickest answer when this skill cannot produce one.
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Investigate unexpected Claude Code output by matching a session’s local transcript with production router logs. Identify the serving model and trace response conversion code to explain empty blocks, tool output, or other rendering symptoms.
Investigate a Codex CLI session by matching its local conversation record with production router logs. Use the session ID to examine missing reasoning summaries, routing markers, unexpected models, or unusual tool calls and trace relevant code paths.
Switch Codex from Weave Router back to its normal provider for future sessions. Keep the existing login and router configuration, receive the command result, and retain the option to turn routing on again later.
Pin the current Codex session to a chosen model through Weave Router. This short alias accepts a model ID, runs the included script, and reports the router’s response while allowing the current turn to continue.
Pin the current Codex session to a specific model through Weave Router by providing its model ID. The skill applies the pin, continues the same turn, and reports the router's response.
Set up language servers, programs that help tools understand source code, for Go, TypeScript, Python, and Rust. Check missing prerequisites, install them with approval, and verify the lsp tool against a real source file.