Which coding agent is everyone actually using? bough reads agent session histories
VoidEqualZero · reddit · 2026-09-14
A Reddit discussion: the author built bough, an open-source tool that reads your coding agent's on-disk session history and visualizes what you actually built with it, supporting Claude Code and Codex CLI. After a user requested support for another agent, the author realized their view of the landscape may be a bubble and is surveying what people run daily — and whether Claude Code and Codex really are the default now.
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