fix(sensor): bound CodexParser to a recent-session window - #51
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What type of PR is this? (check all applicable)
Related issue: N/A; follow-up to PR 34
What changed?
CodexParser now accepts max_age_days, defaults to a 14-day session window, and filters JSONL files by modification time before parsing them. AgentObserver forwards its configured age to Codex, matching the behavior of the other bounded parsers.
Tests cover the default window, old-file exclusion before parsing, recently modified resumed sessions, larger history windows, and observer forwarding.
Why?
Codex was the only JSONL-backed parser that ignored the observer age setting. Every scan reparsed the complete Codex history, causing processing cost to grow over time and making the configured collection window ineffective.
Modification time preserves sessions that were created earlier but resumed within the requested window.
How did you test it?
Potential risks
Low. Sessions with activity outside the configured window are intentionally excluded. Recently resumed sessions remain included because filtering uses file modification time, and the existing large history value continues to include older files.