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Clankstamp — AI skill for Claude Code

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Replay tours for AI-generated code changes — Go CLI + agent skill + Neovim plugin.

How to install Clankstamp

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open epuerta9/clankstamp and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Clankstamp does

Replay tours for AI-generated code changes — Go CLI + agent skill + Neovim plugin. Diffs show what changed; chat says why; clankstamp lets you replay both.

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README

clankstamp

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Diffs show what changed. Chat says why. **clankstamp** lets you replay both.

Demo

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[▶ open the demo video](https://github.com/epuerta9/clankstamp/releases/download/v0.0.1/clankstamp-demo.mp4)

A walkthrough of the curated 4-step tour in [`examples/tenant-api-keys`](./examples/tenant-api-keys): picker → tour panel → in-buffer intent overlay above each hunk → step connections.


`clankstamp` is a Go CLI, a JSONL artifact format, an embedded agent skill, and a Neovim plugin for creating human-readable **replay tours** of AI coding work.

A **stamp** is the durable artifact an agent leaves behind after a meaningful change. Each stamp captures *what* changed, *why* it changed, *where* it changed (file + hunk), the evidence supporting the change (tests, migrations, git refs), and the review questions a human should answer. The Neovim plugin walks you through the stamp step-by-step: it opens the right buffer, highlights the hunk, and shows a side panel with the rationale and review checklist.

Status

Early but working: `init`, `create --from-worktree`, `list`, `show`, `validate`, `skill install`, `nvim install` all work end-to-end. The Neovim plugin renders the picker, opens files at the step's line range, highlights hunks, and walks through the tour with `n`/`p`. See [PRD.md](./PRD.md) for the full product spec.

Try it without writing any code

git clone https://github.com/epuerta9/clankstamp
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