The Trawl
CLI tool to extract and anonymize AI session logs for archival and review
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The Trawl is an open-source command-line tool that scans local AI coding session logs, identifies interesting moments, and prepares them for potential publication. It tokenizes sensitive entities like names, credentials, and file paths, then generates markdown drafts for manual review. The tool acknowledges that anonymization remains imperfect and requires human judgment alongside automated filtering.
Designed for developers who want to preserve and revisit meaningful interactions from their AI coding sessions, The Trawl acts as a filter for recall rather than a final editorial system. The creator built it with Claude Code, with review from Gemini and Codex, and it currently supports Claude Code and Codex logs with plans to expand to other platforms.
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