Harness Bridge
SDK / ToolA local launcher that points Claude Code and seven other coding harnesses at any OpenAI-, Anthropic- or Responses-compatible endpoint — without editing a single config file.
- launcher
- local-models
- cli
- menu-bar
Reads your Claude Code and Codex session history and draws what you actually built — every day, task and prompt on one page.
A single Go binary that reads local Claude Code and Codex CLI session transcripts and renders your work as a diagram. Squares on the line are the days you sat down; smaller squares hanging off them are the tasks inside that day; every circle is a single prompt you typed. Hover anything and the path back to its day lights up; click and the full record opens beside the drawing — your own words, untrimmed. Work that went badly is drawn in rust rather than green; a task carrying a small mark ended in a commit, with hash and message in the note. bough also reads the project's git history locally to get those right: read-only, no writes, no network, no remote — the page is served from 127.0.0.1 and keeps working with the network unplugged. Counts may differ from git log, and bough says so where it is written: it counts what the agent did, git log holds what survived.
Honest retrospectives of agent-assisted work — what you actually built, which days went well, which prompts went sideways; a complement to Claude Code's own /stats streaks.
go install github.com/nickelsec/bough/cmd/bough@latest # or build from source: git clone https://github.com/nickelsec/bough && cd bough && go build ./cmd/bough
MIT, docs at bough.run. Terminal-typed commits never reach agent history, an amend counts one event more than git keeps, a rebase drops commits that really happened — so trust the drawing as the agent's view, not the repo's. One dependency (golang.org/x/term).
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nickelsec/boughCharted
A local launcher that points Claude Code and seven other coding harnesses at any OpenAI-, Anthropic- or Responses-compatible endpoint — without editing a single config file.
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