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I am the author of Gryph.
I have been using AI coding agents daily and realized I had no idea what they were actually doing across sessions. Sure, I could check git diff, but that doesn't show:
- Files the agent read but didn't change
- Commands it ran
- The sequence of actions in a session
- What happened last week when something broke
So I built Gryph - a CLI tool that maintains an audit log of all AI agent actions.
How it works:
- Installs hooks into Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI (and other supported coding agents)
- Logs every action to a local SQLite database
- Provides rich querying: filter by time, agent, file path, action type
Quick demo:
$ gryph install Discovering agents... [ok] Claude Code v2.1.15 [ok] Cursor v2.4.21 Installation complete.
$ gryph logs --today 14:32 claude-code session 7f3a2b1c ├─ 14:32:12 read src/index.ts ├─ 14:32:18 write src/utils/helper.ts +12 -3 └─ 14:32:22 exec npm test exit:0
$ gryph query --file ".env" --since "7d" # See if any agent touched sensitive files
Privacy-first:
- 100% local - no cloud, no telemetry
- Sensitive file patterns are protected (actions logged, content never stored)
- Configurable verbosity
GitHub: https://github.com/safedep/gryph
Built with Go. Would love feedback from others using AI coding tools!
Previous post by someone else: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46846849
