Find your way back
through the work.

ContextTrail helps you explore Codex, Claude Code, and opencode records alongside Git history. It runs through a CLI and a local browser interface, and is currently available as a public alpha.

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THE IDEA

Find the thread in the records

From conversations to changes

Explore coding agent records alongside Git history to revisit the context in which the work took shape.

A CLI and a local browser view

Work with records from the command line, then use the local browser interface when you want to explore the flow of a session.

Explore the public alpha

The repository documents installation and current support. As an alpha, features and workflows may change during development.

A CLOSER LOOK

Read the words.
Check the results.

Follow requests, proposals, failed checks, and completion reports with their source evidence. Keep reported work distinct from observed check results.

Synthetic demo records

ContextTrail synthetic demo showing requests, a proposal, a failed check, and a completion report — A demo built from synthetic logs with a mock runner. It illustrates the view, not real-model analysis accuracy.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Before you get started

Which records does it work with?

ContextTrail works with Codex, Claude Code, and opencode records, along with Git history. Check the current repository documentation for detailed support.

Where do I use it?

After installation, use the CLI and the local browser interface. This page introduces the product and links to installation instructions.

Is this a stable release?

ContextTrail is currently a public alpha. Features and workflows may change, so check the latest documentation before installing.

How should I read the analysis?

Review it alongside the source evidence. ContextTrail is a public alpha; a reconstructed history is not a guarantee of accuracy or completeness.

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