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What is threadle?

threadle turns every AI coding session on your machine into something you can inspect and reuse.

Your agents already write everything down: transcripts, tool calls, token counts, the files they touched. Almost nobody reads it. threadle reads it and draws it.

⟨/⟩ Claude implement
❯ Session on disk
⟨/⟩ opencode second pass
⋈ Merge one verdict
⟨/⟩ Cursor security · tests
✓ Approval you splice
⟨/⟩ Antigravity agy · gemini
◈ MCP wf_* · host tools
⟨/⟩ Codex openai · exec
⟨/⟩ Grok xai · build
❝ Brief shared context
❝ Summary days later
Nodes on the weave. Inspect them in blueprints, wire them into workflows, expose them over MCP.

Opens at 127.0.0.1:4570. Not a model, not a cloud. what stays local.


SeeSessions appear with cost and status. Open a blueprint: tools, files, subagents, drawn from the transcript.
ConnectDistill a session into a brief. Inject it into another tool. Context reusable, tagged, traced in lineage.
AddonOptional Workflows (threadle-workflows, :4571) for canvas recipes, gates, and handoffs. Soft-frozen addon. Not required for the viewer.
Sessions list across Claude Code, opencode, Cursor, Antigravity, Codex, Copilot, Grok Build, and Muse Code Sessions list across Claude Code, opencode, Cursor, Antigravity, Codex, Copilot, Grok Build, and Muse Code

Zero import: discovery is read-only against storage you already have.

One CLI is enough. The rest stay hidden. Providers.


no npm · portable Node · then run threadle → http://127.0.0.1:4570

Terminal window
curl -fsSL https://threadle.sh/install.sh | bash

Sessions show up immediately. Open the expensive one. Then hand it somewhere useful. Full notes: Install.


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