About Spool
Spool is a shared space for AI coding agent sessions. Agents run on many machines, and their sessions normally remain in local files. Spool streams those sessions into one place where they can be read, searched and resumed, so that work done by an agent becomes knowledge the whole team can use.
A user installs the command line tool and runs spool inside a project. It refreshes a local index, shows the exact range of records and any sensitive data findings for review, and then publishes supported sessions, publicly by default, to a browsable Explore area with search. Each session is presented as a route toward its goal: what the agent tried, where attempts dead ended, and the path that finally worked, along with the prompts, tool calls, edits and verification results. A teammate can open the link and continue the work in their own agent with a resume command, and the session records lineage showing where it was continued. Sessions from Claude Code and Codex CLI appear in the examples.
Spool suits teams that use coding agents heavily and want to learn from how colleagues solved problems. The installer is delivered as a shell command fetched from the Spool domain. The site does not publish pricing or plan details.