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threadlog

v0.1.8

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CLI for uploading local Codex and Claude sessions to Threadlog.

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Readme

Threadlog CLI

threadlog uploads local Codex and Claude sessions to Threadlog.

Requirements

  • Node.js >=20
  • macOS or Linux
  • a system keyring
    • macOS: Keychain via security
    • Linux: Secret Service via secret-tool
  • a Threadlog account

Install

npm install -g threadlog

Or run with npx

npx threadlog --help

First Use

Log in once with a personal access token:

threadlog login

You can also pass the token explicitly:

threadlog login --token tl_pat_xxx

Only local: tokens target the local development stack. Unprefixed tokens target production unless you pass --env local.

Production defaults:

  • API: https://api.threadlog.dev
  • app: https://app.threadlog.dev

Share Sessions

Interactive agent and session picker:

threadlog share

If supported Codex or Claude sessions are found, threadlog share asks which agent to use, even when only one agent has shareable threads. If none are found, it prints the checked agents and exits.

Explicit agent pickers are still available:

threadlog share codex
threadlog share claude

Explicit file upload:

threadlog share codex --file /path/to/rollout.jsonl
threadlog share claude --file /path/to/session.jsonl

Sync Sessions

Interactive agent picker:

threadlog sync

Explicit agent sync is still available:

threadlog sync codex
threadlog sync claude