Getspecstory

SpecStory saves the conversations behind code written with AI coding agents. Extensions and a command line tool capture the prompts, decisions, tool calls and reasoning from each session and write them to local Markdown files that sit alongside the project, so the thinking that produced a change survives after the chat window closes. For developers working with agents, those records become reusable context. A past conversation can be referenced when the next task begins, read during a code review, or shared so a team can learn from how each other work with agents. The editor extensions cover Cursor and VS Code with GitHub Copilot, and the command line tool captures terminal agent sessions, exports past conversations and resumes work; supported agents include Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Qwen, Droid and others. An optional Cloud service syncs sessions so they can be searched across projects and shared, with an API for retrieving projects and sessions and a skills feature that turns recurring workflows from past sessions into instructions agents can reuse. A second product, RunStory, uses prompts and code changes to decide what to test, runs the software in a separate environment, sends reproducible failures back to the coding agent and checks the resulting fix. RunStory is in private alpha. The extensions and the command line tool are free, and the command line tool is open source. Cloud has a free plan, with features such as analytics and skills depending on the plan chosen. No pricing page exists and no amounts are published, so the cost of paid Cloud tiers is not stated publicly.