Run history

Keep run history across Claude, Codex, Cursor and ChatGPT.

AI coding gets messy when every session starts from scratch. RunTrim keeps local run memory visible between sessions.

Claude CodeCursorCodex CLIChatGPT

01 / The problem

What goes wrong

  • Past decisions disappear after each session closes.
  • Teams repeat failed approaches because prior outcomes are not searchable.
  • Without run history, verification debt grows silently.

02 / Root cause

Why this happens

  • Most AI coding workflows use ephemeral chat threads.
  • Git history alone does not preserve run intent or missing proof state.
  • Cross-tool work makes it hard to keep one timeline.

03 / Without RunTrim

Manual workaround

  1. 1Collect scattered notes from chat, terminal, and commits.
  2. 2Reconstruct what was attempted and what passed checks.
  3. 3Create a manual run summary before each follow-up session.

04 / With RunTrim

RunTrim workflow

runtrim
local
$runtrim go "your task"
$runtrim check
$runtrim memory
$runtrim report

Privacy and trust

  • Source code stays local in V1.
  • Free CLI runs without account setup.
  • RunTrim tracks statuses, generated prompts, changed file paths, protected systems, and local memory.
  • Hosted dashboard and sync are Pro early access with metadata-only sync.

05 / FAQ

Common questions

What is included in run history?

Task status, generated prompts, changed file paths, checks, verification debt, and follow-up actions.

Is run history local or cloud?

Free CLI history is local in V1. Cloud sync is optional Pro early access and metadata-only.

Can I use run history across different agent tools?

Yes. RunTrim works as a control layer around Claude, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other agent workflows.

Does this replace git history?

No. Git tracks code changes. RunTrim tracks run intent, checks, and continuation state around those changes.

Related resources

Keep run memory visible

Capture run outcomes locally so follow-up sessions start from proven state.

terminal
$npm install -g runtrim
$runtrim go "your task"

Free in V1 · No account required · Local-first · Agent-agnostic