Cross-tool transcript search
Search sessions from multiple AI coding tools in one ranked result list instead of checking each assistant separately.
Indexe les transcriptions des outils de programmation IA dans un historique unique et consultable, en masquant les identifiants avant la synchronisation. Aide les développeurs et les équipes à reprendre leur travail, revoir les décisions passées, repérer les problèmes de sécurité et partager le contexte du projet entre assistants.
chat-recall is a memory and search layer for AI coding tools. It reads the conversations, plans, task lists, notes, and shell history that those tools already store, indexes them into one searchable history, and lets assistants retrieve relevant context through an MCP server. It is intended for developers and teams that work across multiple AI coding assistants and need to resume work without manually rebuilding context.
Setup starts from the terminal with npx chat-recall init. The CLI finds supported AI coding tools on the machine, configures their MCP connections, and reads existing transcripts. Credential redaction happens on the user's hardware before data is sent for indexing; the source describes support for standard cloud keys, authentication tokens, private keys, connection strings, and custom patterns.
Search sessions from multiple AI coding tools in one ranked result list instead of checking each assistant separately.
The MCP server exposes tools for searching sessions, resuming work, inspecting context, querying the knowledge graph, and reading security findings inside the assistant conversation. A fresh installation registers 28 tools by default, with 63 available through the full profile.
The index can return project findings, dependencies, risks, decisions, and changes over time, helping users trace why a technical choice was made.
chat-recall detects supported credentials in historical sessions, reports whether a key was found and whether it still works, and groups occurrences across conversations. Users can add custom detection patterns.
Findings can become tasks with a proposed fix, while task cards retain the originating session, changed files, commits, outcome, and any point where the assistant ran out of context.
CLI rules can exclude projects, tools, or source folders; create allowlists; delete remote sessions; and inspect active rules. Project settings, skills, and MCP configuration can also be distributed across team machines on supported plans.
A developer can search prior sessions or use assistant recall to continue a partially completed task in a different AI coding tool without restating the earlier reasoning.
After signing in, a developer can access the indexed history and configured add-ons without manually copying transcripts between computers.
A team can review detected keys in its AI history, see occurrences and current validity, and apply exclusions or deletion rules when particular sources should not sync.
Developers can review ranked code findings and task cards that link back to the conversation, files, and commits responsible for the work.
Teams can keep shared project history, assign work, use a task board, and control which projects remain private until explicitly shared.
Run `npx chat-recall init` from the terminal. The CLI indexes existing transcripts and configures supported AI coding tools for MCP access.
The CLI redacts credentials before synchronization, and the raw transcript is processed locally before the indexing stage. Users can exclude projects, tools, or folders, create allowlists, decline sources, or delete synced sessions through the CLI.
Yes. Its MCP server lets an assistant call recall, search, knowledge-graph, and security tools from within the conversation. The assistant can retrieve relevant past sessions and project context when needed.
Yes. The pricing page lists a free self-hosted tier for one person, including the full feature set, and a self-hosted team option. Hosted Solo and Team plans are also available, with a seven-day trial that does not require a card.
The pricing page states that chat-recall does not train on user sessions.
Les données de trafic sont fournies à titre indicatif uniquement.
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