vibe-replay

About vibe-replay

vibe-replay turns an AI coding session into a shareable replay, and its framing of the problem is the sharpest thing about it: a pull-request diff shows what changed, but the reasoning that produced it — every prompt, every thinking block, every rejected approach — is discarded, and that reasoning is often the part a reviewer or a teammate actually needs. Running a single npx command discovers every session on the machine across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Pi and opens a local dashboard with activity heatmaps, project-level analytics and cost estimates, searchable and filterable by git repository. From there any session can be generated into a replay you step through prompt by prompt, seeing thinking blocks, tool calls and code diffs, with three view modes — full detail, compact, and a custom filter — plus an outline sidebar, search and playback controls. Per-session analytics cover token burn and cost per turn, context-window usage, cache hit rates, tool-call distribution and model breakdown. A wrapped-style overview aggregates across all sessions: heatmaps, streaks, weekly trends, top projects and provider breakdown. Export targets are a self-contained HTML file, animated SVG, GIF or markdown, publishable to a GitHub Gist. It runs entirely on your machine with zero external requests and works offline.

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