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hillclimb

v0.1.4

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Extract and export AI coding tool logs grouped by repo

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Readme

hillclimb

Extract AI coding tool sessions (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, opencode) and upload them to a Hillclimb workspace.

Quickstart

npx hillclimb

Run in any git repo. Sessions auto-upload when they end.

npx hillclimb status

Shows login and hook status for the current repo.

Hooks

hillclimb detects which tools you use (~/.claude, ~/.cursor, ~/.codex, ~/.local/share/opencode) and installs upload + git-trace hooks for each. You might want to gitignore the respective directories for the tools you use in your repo.

To manually export historical logs instead of configuring auto-upload, run:

npx hillclimb export

Logs

Hillclimb writes one log file per day to ~/.hillclimb/logs/YYYY-MM-DD.log. Timestamps and the daily filename are in Pacific Time, so logs line up with Hillclimb's internal clock regardless of your timezone.

Each hook firing tags every line it writes (parent + worker) with a short correlation ID, e.g. [a1b2c3]. To follow one flow across interleaved hook runs:

grep '\[a1b2c3\]' ~/.hillclimb/logs/$(TZ=America/Los_Angeles date +%F).log

HTTP calls log method, path, status, and latency. Auth codes and presigned-URL signatures are deliberately omitted.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.