Local Agent Log Scrubber

Sanitize Claude Code and other coding-agent debug logs before sharing them anywhere.

Problem

Developers using Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents constantly hit errors and want to paste terminal logs into forums, chats, or ask an AI for help. But those logs often contain API keys, hostnames, local paths, usernames, and even business data. Scrubbing them manually is slow and error-prone. One thread complains about a buggy Windows client, and many agent sessions carry huge context that is hard to share safely.

Solution

A local CLI or small desktop app that reads the log/session directories of popular coding agents, detects and replaces sensitive fields (keys, tokens, emails, IPs, absolute paths, usernames, private domains), and produces a shareable markdown report. It keeps enough context for others to reproduce the issue and highlights what was redacted so the author can verify. Custom regex rules and allowlists are supported.

Users

Indie developers, open-source maintainers using Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, and engineers who need to send logs to teammates or communities.

MVP

Scan a directory or read from stdin; built-in regex for common secrets/paths/emails/IPs; output Markdown with redaction markers; allow user-defined rules; run fully offline.

Revenue

Free basic tier plus annual subscription for advanced rules, team-shared scrubbing templates, batch processing, and CI integration; or a one-time desktop license.

Why now

Coding agents are exploding while log-sharing privacy conflicts are growing. Big players won't build a cross-agent local tool, and an indie can ship an MVP in two weeks.