Show HN: Share your coding agent sessions (aisessions.dev)

A new lightweight CLI called aisessions (hosted at aisessions.dev) was posted on Show HN to let developers capture and share transcripts of their coding-agent sessions. The tool supports multiple agents (examples include Claude, Codex and Gemini), installs with a single curl command (curl -fsSL https://aisessions.dev/install.sh | bash) and uses simple commands to authenticate and upload sessions (aisessions login; aisessions upload). It can also be run as an MCP server to host or serve transcripts centrally. This is significant because it makes agent interactions reproducible, shareable, and easier to review for debugging, teaching, or benchmark-building. For the AI/ML community it lowers the friction to collect real-world agent behaviors for evaluation, demos, or community-driven corpora, while also enabling collaboration on problem-solving workflows. Important technical and governance considerations include authentication (the tool requires login), potential exposure of secrets or proprietary code in transcripts, and how uploaded sessions are stored and indexed. Running the MCP server variant lets teams self-host to retain control over data. Overall, aisessions is a pragmatic utility for operationalizing agent logs, but groups should adopt secure defaults and redaction practices before sharing sensitive transcripts.