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@gpu-cli/agentis

v0.1.6

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Visualize AI coding sessions as an interactive pixel-art world. Runs entirely on your machine.

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Keywords

agentisclaude-codetranscriptvisualizationai-codingpixel-artcli

Readme

@gpu-cli/agentis

Visualize your AI coding sessions as an interactive pixel-art world. Runs entirely on your machine.

Quick Start

npx @gpu-cli/agentis

That's it. Your browser opens to a local server that auto-discovers Claude Code transcripts from ~/.claude/projects/ and lets you visualize them instantly.

Options

npx @gpu-cli/agentis [options]

  --port <number>   Port to run on (default: 3456)
  --no-open         Don't open browser automatically
  --help, -h        Show help

What It Does

  1. Starts a local Next.js server bound to 127.0.0.1 (localhost only)
  2. Scans ~/.claude/projects/ for Claude Code session transcripts
  3. Presents an import screen where you can pick any session or upload files manually
  4. Renders the session as an explorable pixel-art world

Privacy

  • All processing happens locally. No data leaves your machine.
  • Server binds to 127.0.0.1 only. Not accessible from the network.
  • No telemetry, no analytics, no tracking.
  • Open source: github.com/gpu-cli/agentis

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20.11
  • Claude Code sessions in ~/.claude/projects/ (for auto-discovery)

Troubleshooting

Port already in use

npx @gpu-cli/agentis --port 4000

No sessions found

The auto-discovery scans ~/.claude/projects/. If you haven't run Claude Code yet, use the Upload tab to import .jsonl or .json transcript files manually.

Bundle missing (development)

If running from a git clone:

pnpm build:local           # Build the standalone bundle
pnpm local:run             # Start the server

License

MIT