Vibe Log Cli

Vibe Log is a command line tool that analyzes Claude Code and Codex sessions to show developers where their AI assisted coding time goes. It reads the session logs those tools already produce and turns them into reports on time spent, features shipped, bugs fixed and problems solved, so users can tell productive sessions from unproductive ones. It is organized around three stages. Focus installs a Claude Code co pilot that shows sessions in real time, including when the user is in flow or stuck, with a choice of coach personality, and it works offline with data kept local. Discover shows time breakdowns, peak performance windows and accomplishments. Grow adds AI coaching, with efficiency scoring per session, recurring pattern recognition and ready to use templates for better prompting. Users can also share progress summaries to X. The vendor says it tracks metadata only and does not collect code. Reports can be generated locally or through a cloud dashboard, and the local component is open source. Installation is a single npx command. It is aimed at individual developers who use coding agents heavily and want to build better prompting habits. The vendor states that both the local and cloud versions are free, with no card needed, and no paid plans are published.