AiScribe - Store your ai coding session
No paywalls. No limit your sessions. Your data. Your machine
What it does
AiScribe #How It Works 1. You code. AiScribe watches the git diff in the background. 2. Run aiscribe log. It sends your diff to an LLM and generates a summary. Use -c to capture the full AI conversation too. 3. Done. Markdown file saved inaiscribe/sessions/. #Pick Your LLM OpenRouter - 200+ models, one key. Anthropic - Claude Sonnet, Opus. OpenAI - GPT-4o, GPT-4o-mini. DeepSeek - Cheap, fast. Ollama - Local. # Quick Start npm install -g aiscribe cd your-project aiscribe log -c
Open source CLI tool that journals every AI coding session. Git diffs, full conversations, searchable forever. Export as training data to fine-tune your own LLM. Zero config, no API key needed.
AiScribe journals every AI coding session. Git diffs. Full conversations. Searchable. Exportable. Zero config. One command. Your sessions become training data for your own LLM. Captures every prompt and response, then links each decision back to the exact chat turn that caused it. Vector embeddings let you find sessions by describing what happened, not keywords. Export sessions in AI format. Fine-tune a local LLM on your coding style and decisions. Every session is an asset. Here is what you can actually do with them. You shipped 47 files across 12 sessions. Which one had that Stripe webhook fix? Type what you remember. Vector search finds it. Your sessions are a goldmine. Export in AI…from aiagentflow.dev
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