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Now you can track your OpenCode and Claude CLI coding sessions in one place. provides searchable history, markdown export, and eval-ready datasets. See tool usage, token spend, and session activity across projects. Check out the demo.

Wayne Sutton

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130,880 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

Fork and host your own via the repo

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

You'll need at least one opencode-sync plugin or claude-code-sync plugin installed locally. The opencode plugin already has 1500 downloads since publishing 2 days ago, which is wild to me, considering I haven't shared it anywhere.

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

The cloud version was built with @convex @WorkOS @Netlify & @cursor_ai

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Omar Farooqvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Awesome work, was going to build this but now I don't need to

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

@agenticist @opencode @claudeai

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Charlie Lambvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Can’t believe I haven’t seen something like this sooner - looks great will be trying it out🔥

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Thanks. I was thinking the same. I'm done with it for now, but everyone could have their own all-in-one dashboard to see token usage from @cursor_ai, @FactoryAI, and other CLI platforms.

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Charlie Lambvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai @cursor_ai @FactoryAI 100%, can see a lot of devs getting a lot of value from this

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Robin Ebersvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai you build this shit? looks amazing man!!

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Yes sir! Thanks

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Nick DeJesus 🛒🎉 - Former Unpaid CTO @BTPipelinevor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Yoooo I been thinking about stuff like this, especially for eval!

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Jonvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai civilization might need you creating projects this is golden!!

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Jack Crabtreevor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai is a smart move. One dashboard for Opencode + Claude CLI sessions with searchable history, markdown export, token tracking, and eval datasets? Perfect for multi-project RevOps workflows.

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Barrel Of Lubevor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai cooked

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Cyrusvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai HUGE

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osvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai nice to see you behind the wheel!

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winitvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai you snooze you lose 😭

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Paul ter Laakvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai THIS is awesome! 🚀

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behrooz evansvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai this is the way

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Saïd Aitmbarekvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai dope value prop' & demo definitely need this for session/token tracking (claude part) intrigued by the search features too let's launch/spotlight you guys on when it helps

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behrooz evansvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Wayne da Great

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Himanshu Kumarvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai @waynesutton, this is a great way to monitor your coding sessions, and the searchable history is particularly useful.

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jonahvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai amazing

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Martín Fernándezvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai This is awesome! I was looking at the docs wondering if this could be used in an automated environment where agents are deployed dynamically in ephemeral environments and we want to tarhet the sync of a specific session. Is that possible?

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Pranav Bobdevor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai polite feedback: work on the audio if possible (for ppl who watch on +1x playback speeds - the sound gets really muffled (especially withouth earphones)) 🙏🏻🫡

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Peter Haidervor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Any plans to support codex as well?

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Jithin Palepuvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai this sounds super useful for anyone coding with those tools. being able to track everything in one place will definitely save time. looking forward to checking out the demo!

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Daniel Whitevor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Ooo thank you for sharing this Wayne !

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Evansvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai this is amazing!

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Josh Tomainovor 9 Monaten

Really cool but can't get it to run locally. "Failed to connect to OpenSync backend." .. to pass input validation requirements, had to map .convex.site and prefix the key in docs with "osk_" -- running the app has a message I'm running the cloud version, so maybe I'm not doing something right.

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Vasilijevor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Clean way to track Ai coding sessions without the usual mess.

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Danilo Falcãovor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Will check it out

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Dagmawi Babivor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai This's pretty cool, but it's not getting my previous sessions

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zerovor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Oh so you’re goated

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delopsuvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai This is awesome, I’ve made similar (much simpler and uglier) version for Codex, That I use locally. Any plans to connect Codex? It would be very handy

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Yes, codex coming soon

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Ramon 🎹vor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai interesting !

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Rachit (privacy arc)vor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai 👀

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Leo - 15 y/o foundervor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Will this always stay free? or will it become paid later?

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai 🤷🏽‍♂️

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Leo - 15 y/o foundervor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai Ok! Also can you make it so when you are logged in on opensync and you reload it doesn't take you back to landing page. Would be a nice ux fix!

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai I think that’s a @WorkOS react bug, trying to find/fix.

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Leo - 15 y/o foundervor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai @WorkOS Thank you🙏

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Michael Grinichvor 9 Monaten

@waynesutton @opencode @claudeai @WorkOS 👀

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Wayne Suttonvor 9 Monaten

@leodev @opencode @claudeai @WorkOS Will post in slack

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Venkat Ramanvor 9 Monaten

@opencode @claudeai cool project! nice training or fine tuning data collection aspect as well

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