Review it on your machine
Agentprint prepares the session locally so you can see the result before sharing it.
Claude Code session guide
Turn one Claude Code session into a link you control.
Choose a Claude Code session, review what will be shared on your machine, and publish it as unlisted, friends-only, or public. Your other sessions stay private.
Selected local sessionFix retry behavior on 429
Local previewNothing uploaded
CredentialsreplacedLocal pathsrewrittenImagesremovedLong outputtrimmed
UnlistedDefault
FriendsAccepted people
PublicProfile + search
One sessionChosen from local history
Strict modeSafer starting redaction
RevocableDelete it and disable the link
The useful outcome
Show the work behind the result.
A shared session can preserve the useful arc of a debugging or building run without sharing your other conversations.
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Find the session
Agentprint reads recent Claude Code sessions locally and presents a short list you can inspect.
agentprint sessions - 2
Review before sharing
Dry run opens a local preview without publishing anything.
agentprint share 2 --harness claude-code --dry-run --redact strict - 3
Publish, update, or revoke
Choose visibility at publish time. Re-sharing the same session updates its existing URL; unshare deletes it.
agentprint share 2 --visibility unlisted
Built into the workflow
Useful by design, clear about the boundary.
Only the chosen session
Sharing one session does not include your other conversations or projects.
Visibility is explicit
New shares default to unlisted and only appear on a public profile after you intentionally make them public.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as Claude Code sharing on the web?
No. Agentprint focuses on local CLI session discovery, local redaction preview, visibility controls, and a profile that can combine activity across supported coding agents.
Does automatic Claude Code tracking include prompts?
No. It records activity totals such as dates, token counts, and models—not prompts, responses, source code, repository names, or paths.
Which redaction level should I use?
Strict is the safest starting point because it omits tool arguments, tool output, and agent reasoning. Balanced and full preserve more context, so they require more careful preview review.
Can I delete a published session?
Yes. Run agentprint unshare to permanently delete it and disable its link.
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