threadle
What your coding agents did while you weren't looking
threadle provides deep insight into your coding sessions, transforming raw logs into interactive graphs. Key features include:
* Visual timeline of agent actions and file interactions
* Context transfer between different coding agents
* Session diffing and lineage tracking
* Secure, local-first operation with no telemetry
* Graph-based execution of agent pipelines
This powerful tool reads and visualizes the detailed logs from various coding assistants such as Claude Code, opencode, Cursor, Antigravity, Codex, Copilot, and Grok. It captures every file read, tool call, and token spent, presenting this information as a navigable graph. Users can walk through timelines, identify changes between sessions, and trace the origin and evolution of code across multiple runs, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of development progress.
threadle also enables seamless handoffs of context from one coding agent to another, allowing for more cohesive and continuous development workflows. You can wire individual sessions into complex pipelines, creating reusable graphs that execute tasks even when you close the application. Operating entirely on localhost, threadle guarantees privacy and security with no account creation, telemetry, or outbound requests, making it an ideal choice for developers who prioritize data sovereignty.
Built for software developers, engineers, and researchers, threadle simplifies the inspection and management of complex coding projects. It helps teams maintain oversight of agent activities, debug interactions, and optimize development cycles by providing a unique visual perspective on how code is generated and modified.