Sharing is always deliberate
Automatic activity tracking never turns your conversations into published sessions.
Agentprint session sharing
Share the session. Keep the rest private.
Agentprint turns one coding-agent session into a readable link. You choose the session, inspect the prepared version on your machine, choose who can open it, and keep every other session private.
Redaction looks for common sensitive details, but no automated check can promise that every secret is gone. The local preview is there for you to read before publishing.
Selected local sessionFix retry behavior on 429
Local previewNothing uploaded
CredentialsreplacedLocal pathsrewrittenImagesremovedLong outputtrimmed
UnlistedDefault
FriendsAccepted people
PublicProfile + search
One sessionSelected from your local history
Preview firstRead the prepared session before publishing
RevocableRemove the session and disable its link
From session to link
A readable record of how the work happened.
A finished feature or fix rarely shows the reasoning behind it. Session sharing preserves that useful story without turning your full coding-agent history into public content.
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Choose the session
Browse the supported sessions found on your machine and select the one that tells the story you want to share.
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Review the prepared version
Agentprint creates a local preview, replaces likely credentials, rewrites private paths, removes images, and trims long output before anything is published.
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Choose who can open it
Keep the link unlisted, limit it to accepted friends, or make it public on your profile.
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Update it or take it down
Share the same session again to update its link, or revoke it to permanently remove the published copy.
The sharing boundary
A publishing tool, not a background recorder.
The preview stays on your machine
You see the prepared session before Agentprint asks whether you want to publish it.
The audience is explicit
New shares begin unlisted. Public and friends-only visibility require a choice from you.
Frequently asked questions
What is Agentprint session sharing?
It is a way to publish one selected coding-agent session as a readable link after reviewing a redacted preview on your machine.
Does Agentprint upload every coding-agent conversation?
No. Normal activity collection does not include conversations. A session is only prepared for publishing after you select it and start the sharing flow.
Which coding agents support session sharing?
Agentprint supports sharing selected Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi Code sessions. OpenCode activity can appear on your profile, but OpenCode session sharing is not currently supported.
Can I remove a shared session?
Yes. Revoking a share permanently removes the published session and disables its link.
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