Automation and Scripting

tx offers dedicated CLI commands for non-interactive workflows:

• tx search + --full-text exposes JSON suitable for quick filters or dashboards.
• tx resume <session-id> relaunches an existing session with its original configuration.
• tx export <session-id> prints transcripts for archiving or sharing.
• tx config list|dump|where|lint inspects configuration state in batch jobs.

Combine them with shell tools to build automation. Examples:

# Resume the most recent session tagged "review"
tx search review --full-text --role user \
  | jq -r 'sort_by(-.last_active)[0].session_id' \
  | xargs tx resume

# Export the most recent assistant reply for quick sharing
tx search --full-text --role assistant \
  | jq -r 'sort_by(-.last_active)[0].snippet' \
  | tee /tmp/tx-latest.txt

When you need structured pipelines, rely on snippets and wrappers instead of bespoke scripts. Record the behaviour in configuration so other users receive the same automation by default.