One list, six tools
Browse every Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Pi Agent, and Kimi Code session together. Filter by source, project folder, date range, and full-text search. Sort by recency, cost, tokens, or size.
Browse & export your AI coding history
Claude Code · Codex · Cursor · Antigravity · Pi · Kimi Code — one list, with token & cost accounting
Browse every Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Pi Agent, and Kimi Code session together. Filter by source, project folder, date range, and full-text search. Sort by recency, cost, tokens, or size.
Select or select-all (following the active filter), then export a self-contained archive — metadata index plus a machine-readable JSON and a human-readable Markdown transcript per session.
A CSV + matching Markdown folder that Notion imports as a database — transcript as the page body, metadata as properties, so you rebuild your filters inside Notion.
Real, provider-recorded usage — input / output / cache-read / cache-write / reasoning tokens, plus cache-hit rate, per session and per selection.
Every session is priced from its tokens × per-model rates, with provider-specific cache read/write accounting. A Stats panel breaks cost down by model and by date.
Reads your local session files directly — nothing leaves your machine. Pure Python 3.9+ standard library, zero dependencies. Cursor and Antigravity databases are opened strictly read-only.