Local-first  ·  Privacy by default

Your codebase has a memory now.

Vrrbose watches every session, commit, and decision as you build. Ask it anything. It was there.

npm install -g vrrbose  ·  vrrbose init  ·  free for local use

Two ways in

The CLI is the fastest path for quick queries and document generation. The web UI is where the visual layer lives — session replays, diff views, charts, the full agent interface. Both talk to the same data.

CLI
Ask questions, generate documents, trigger replays from the terminal. vrrbose ask to start.
Web UI
Session replays, diff views, charts, and the full agent interface. At localhost:7331/ui locally or app.vrrbose.dev with a cloud account.

What it does
Session replay

Watch how any feature was built.

Every coding session becomes a chapter-by-chapter replay of what changed and why — the AI prompts that drove decisions, the commits that landed them, the tests that confirmed them. Not a diff viewer. The actual story.

Archivist agent

Ask it what it saw.

The Vrrbose agent has been watching your project since day one. Ask it anything about your own work history — what you shipped last month, why a file keeps changing, which decisions have already been made — and it answers with the full context, not a guess.

AI pair memory

Your AI tools stop starting from scratch.

Vrrbose feeds your full project history to Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot as they work — unstable files, recent decisions, open TODOs, new dependencies. Every AI pair has context it would have taken weeks to absorb on its own.


How it works
01
Install once, works everywhere

vrrbose init installs global git hooks and the IDE extension. Every project you open is tracked from that point.

02
It captures everything passively

Commits, file edits, terminal commands, test runs, branch switches, AI prompt sessions — logged to a local buffer as you work.

03
Ask it things or open the web UI

vrrbose ask for quick answers from the terminal. Open localhost:7331/ui for session replays, charts, and the full agent.

04
Publish to wherever it's useful

Session summaries to Notion. Digests to Slack. Living docs auto-committed to the repo. Brag sheets and performance reviews on demand.


From the terminal
# after a two-hour session
$ vrrbose ask "what did I just build"

You spent 2h 14m on feat/compass. 6 commits,
3 files changed. Added the Compass plan builder
to the onboarding flow. Open TODO: "revisit
loading state when API is slow."

$ vrrbose ask "write my Q1 brag sheet"

Saved: ~/.vrrbose/output/2026-Q1_brag_sheet.md

Everything it tracks
Git events
Commits, staged diffs, merges, branch switches, PRs — global hooks, zero per-project setup.
IDE activity
File edits, new files, deletions, test runs, terminal commands. VS Code first, JetBrains in progress.
AI prompt sessions
In Cursor, logs what prompted each change and which tools ran.
Time capsules
Periodic snapshots of architecture, decisions, and open TODOs.
Living README
Queues documentation updates as you build. You review, then it commits.
Decision log
docs/decisions/ entries surfaced at session end. One click to commit.

What it can write for you

The same event log. Different audiences. Generated from your own history, not templates filled with guesses.

Session summary
What you built in the last few hours. In your journal before you close the laptop.
Weekly digest
Commits, features, active days. A readable account for you or your team.
Brag sheet
Achievement-framed, based on what actually shipped.
Performance review
Impact-focused, structured for a manager. Use your company's template.
CV bullets
Action verb + metric, pulled from real delivery data.
Investor update
Shipped, metrics, what's next. For founders who are also the engineer.

Where outputs go

Route each output type to its own destination.

NotionNotion
Slack
ObsidianObsidian
Email
Filesystem
Git
Webhook
AnthropicClaude Code
CursorCursor
GitHub CopilotCopilot
NotionNotion
Slack
ObsidianObsidian
Email
Filesystem
Git
Webhook
AnthropicClaude Code
CursorCursor
GitHub CopilotCopilot
NotionNotion
Slack
ObsidianObsidian
Email
Filesystem
Git
Webhook
AnthropicClaude Code
CursorCursor
GitHub CopilotCopilot
NotionNotion
Slack
ObsidianObsidian
Email
Filesystem
Git
Webhook
AnthropicClaude Code
CursorCursor
GitHub CopilotCopilot
NotionNotion
Slack
ObsidianObsidian
Email
Filesystem
Git
Webhook
AnthropicClaude Code
CursorCursor
GitHub CopilotCopilot
NotionNotion
Slack
ObsidianObsidian
Email
Filesystem
Git
Webhook
AnthropicClaude Code
CursorCursor
GitHub CopilotCopilot

Start watching your projects.

One install. Works on every project you already have. Free, local, no account needed to start.

npm install -g vrrbose  ·  vrrbose init