Coding agents, visible to your team.
Open-source and self-hostable. Track sessions, share prompts, and link every conversation to the commit it produced.
Features
Everything you need to understand what your agents are doing.
Track every session, share context across your team, and build a knowledge base of prompts that actually work.
Team Observability
Full visibility into your team's AI coding sessions. Track activity, measure productivity, and understand how your team uses AI tools.
Git Integration
See which session wrote which code. Works whenever your agent is the one committing.
Learn From Each Other
See what prompts your teammates are using and how they're solving problems. Build shared knowledge from real sessions.
Source Available
Own your data. Self-host in minutes.
AgentLogs uses FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0 and ships as a Docker image or single standalone binary. Use our cloud or run it yourself on your own infrastructure.
Questions & Answers
Is AgentLogs source-available?+
Yes. The entire codebase (CLI, web app, plugins) is on GitHub under FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0. You can self-host it with the official Docker image (`ghcr.io/agentlogs/agentlogs`) or standalone binaries, or use our hosted version.
How does AgentLogs capture my sessions?+
AgentLogs uses lightweight plugins for your coding agents. Install a plugin with a single command and it captures transcripts at the end of each session, automatically linking them to your git commits. No additional configuration needed.
How does AgentLogs protect my secrets and sensitive data?+
AgentLogs automatically scans all transcripts for secrets before uploading, using 1,600+ detection patterns covering API keys, tokens, passwords, and database credentials. Detected secrets are redacted entirely on your machine. They never leave your computer in plain text.
Who can see my transcripts?+
You control visibility for each transcript: Private (only you), Team (you and team members), or Public (anyone with the link). By default, transcripts from public repos are public, private repos are team-visible, and sessions without a detected repo are private. You can override this per repository.
Which coding agents are supported?+
AgentLogs supports Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Pi, and Cline. Each has its own lightweight plugin, and we're actively adding support for more agents. Check our docs for the latest compatibility info.
How does AgentLogs compare to git-ai or agent-trace?+
Tools like git-ai and agent-trace focus on tracking AI attribution at the code level, recording which lines were AI-generated. AgentLogs focuses on the session and prompt level, capturing the full context of how code was created. We see these as complementary and plan to integrate them in the future. AgentLogs is the ideal platform for surfacing this kind of attribution data.