Agit

agit — git for running agents

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An AI coding session is trapped: one terminal, one machine, a proprietary log format, one pair of eyes. When it ends you're left with changed files and a scrollback buffer.

agit turns the session itself into an open artifact. It imports a runtime's native log into an append-only, hash-chained JSONL event log — and every feature is a view over that log. agit does not build an agent; it sits above every agent, the way git sits above every editor.


*(a synthetic fixture session — real ones look the same, only longer)*

npm install -g agitsh

Or, for contributors, from source:

git clone https://github.com/thegoodengineers/agit && cd agit
npm ci && npm run build && npm link   # `agit` is now on your PATH

What works today

• agit import — ingest a native Claude Code session (~/.claude/projects//.jsonl) into .agit/sessions//events.jsonl. Deterministic: the same input always produces byte-identical output. Credential-looking strings are redacted on the way in (see SPEC.md §8 for exactly what is and isn't caught).
• agit ls — list imported sessions: start, duration, events, files touched.
• agit show — one-session summary: model, tools, token totals, per-file diffstat.
• agit verify — validate the hash chain; reports the first broken link, and detects truncation via meta.json.
• agit replay — step through events (n/p/g N), inspect any event, and show cumulative file state at any point (s, or --at N --state non-interactively). --at N jumps straight to event N; --timeline prints the whole session one line per