bough visualizes your Claude Code and Codex session history locally, open source
VoidEqualZero · reddit · 2026-09-12
Developer nickelsec released bough, an open-source tool that answers what /stats can't: what did I actually build, and where did the work get hard? It reads session history already on disk and draws it — each square is a day, smaller squares are tasks derived from work pauses, circles are your prompts, and clicking anything shows what happened in your own words.
- Runs fully locally, nothing leaves your machine.
- v0.4.0 adds Codex support: reads /.codex/sessions, handles resumed sessions and sub-agents, counts tokens and commits the same way as for Claude Code.
The author tested the new Codex path against limited personal history and is asking for feedback.
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