Local-first history, search, and analytics for Claude Code and Codex
LLM-titled sessions and one-click resume beat Claude's default first-sentence titles.
Project-wide full-text search TUI for Codex/Claude conversation logs.
Search-as-you-type with background indexing and auto-discovery of ~/.codex and ~/.claude files is a very practical combination — you can start typing immediately while it builds the index. Hitting Enter to resume sessions via the codex/claude CLIs and opening raw JSONL in $PAGER are small, pragmatic features that show the author actually uses this workflow; trade-offs are the Rust build requirement and narrow scope (Codex/Claude only).
Developers, prompt engineers, and power users who use Codex/Claude and keep local conversation logs
LLM-titled sessions and one-click resume beat Claude's default first-sentence titles.
Turns every agent client into a unified work log via a tiny MCP server and a single log_work call. Schema profiles and multiple sinks (jsonl, webhook, Postgres) let teams standardize payloads once and collect logs from Codex, ChatGPT, Claude, OpenClaw or cron jobs. Practical and low-friction — useful as an ops-level glue — but the dashboard is an in-repo MVP and delivery semantics (retries/schema evolution) will determine if it scales beyond a small team.
Yet another session sharer in a space where screenshots already dominate.
SQL queries over Claude/Copilot agent data; clever parsing, but tiny audience.
OpenClaw fork with continuous memory instead of RAG — solves a real pain, not groundbreaking.
One CLI for Claude and Codex sessions when each tool tracks them separately.