AgentArtifact – local agent output sharing

Turn local coding-agent logs, patches and reports into shareable, redacted links or docs

Problem

Many developers now run Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode locally, but once they step away from the desk, authorization prompts, terminal output and session progress are stuck on that machine. Patches, long logs and analysis reports pile up in scrollback and temp dirs, making it hard to hand off or review as a team—yet those artifacts often contain secrets or absolute paths, so pasting them into a public pastebin is a non-starter.

Solution

A local-first inbox for agent artifacts: watches a machine's agent output or working directory, files patches/logs/reports by session, and generates access-controlled share links or static report pages. It redacts secrets and internal paths before sharing, adds a compact diff summary, and lets you approve or follow along from your phone via QR pairing.

Users

Developers running local coding agents on Mac/Linux, small-team tech leads, and anyone who needs to review agent progress remotely

MVP

Watch one local directory or one agent output format; auto-archive patches, logs and reports per session; generate share links with expiry and password; basic secret/path redaction; simple CLI plus a local web viewer

Revenue

Open-source core with a paid Pro tier (team spaces, longer retention, custom redaction rules, SSO) or per-seat team subscription

Why now

Local coding agents are moving from novelty to daily driver, yet the handoff step—showing agent output to others safely—still means copying terminal text; a solo developer can own this small gap cheaply