transcripts

An open public experiment that tests whether AI agents can complete everyday web errands, publishes the full transcripts, and scores 113 sites for agent-readiness.

Open-source CLI for searching past coding agent sessions locally and tracing code changes back to the original agent transcript. It also offers a paid pro add-on for “git blame, but for agent sessions,” with cited results and local-only indexing.

A local-first tool that mines reusable skills from coding agent transcripts and turns approved patterns into SKILL.md files for future sessions.

A macOS app for browsing, searching, and resuming local history from coding agents like Codex, Claude, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot, Pi, and Antigravity. It also adds transcript views, image browsing, analytics, and a live quota meter for Codex/Claude usage.

Visr is a CLI tool that records full agent terminal trajectories, including commands, output, retries, and fixes, then returns a transcript link for reuse across sessions.

A project page showing five verbatim transcripts of an agent runtime where context, tool outputs, and permissions can be read and rewritten. It documents how the runtime behaves when the model can inspect and edit its own context, and notes that kamchatka is a terminal agent built on top of it.