Video guide

See what your coding agent was actually thinking.

Claude Code shows you a spinner, then a diff. The reasoning in between scrolls past once and is gone when the terminal closes. This guide sets up Kurrent Capacitor, a session recorder that keeps every session your coding agents run, transcript and thinking blocks included, in a workspace you can search. The next time a session burns an hour going nowhere, you can open it back up and find the exact turn where it drifted.

Watch the two minute versionOn Instagram. The steps below stand on their own if you would rather read than watch.

This is free to use. What we sell is at the bottom of the page, with prices.

Setup, once
10 min
Steps to follow
6
Five seats, no card
Free
Session recorded
Every

Where this leaves you

One install on the machine your agents run on. Every session after that is kept, searchable, and readable end to end.

  • A workspace at your own address, on the pattern you.kcap.ai, holding every session your agents run from now on
  • The full transcript of each session, with the thinking blocks the terminal never shows you
  • Token figures on every session, so the expensive ones stand out in the list
  • A way to answer, after the fact, where a long session went off the rails and what you would change next time
  • The same record for everyone on the team, five seats on the free plan

Do it once

Six steps. This is the flow we ran for our own workspace, the one in the video, on August 29, 2026.

A machine that already runs Claude Code or Codex, with Node and npm on it. If Claude Code arrived through npm, you already have both.

  1. 01

    Install the client from npm. One global package.

    npm install -g @kurrent/kcap

    The client side is source available, so you can read what you are about to run before you run it.

  2. 02

    Run setup in the same terminal. A browser tab opens for the account step. If you are new, pick the sign up option at the bottom of the form.

    kcap setup
  3. 03

    Back in the terminal, name your organization and choose your workspace address. It follows the pattern you.kcap.ai.

    The workspace in the video is ours. Yours is whatever you pick here, and the name is the hardest part of the whole setup.

  4. 04

    Give it a few minutes. It provisions the workspace, then finds the coding agents installed on the machine and wires up their integrations on its own.

    Nothing about how you work changes. A background watcher tails the transcript files your agents already write.

  5. 05

    Start a coding session the way you always do. Then open your workspace in the browser, click into the session, and open the Transcript tab. The thinking blocks are in there in full, alongside every prompt and tool call.

    Sessions, then your session, then Transcript

    Overview, Events, and Trace sit beside the transcript. Agents, Insights, Flows, and Work items fill in as more sessions land.

  6. 06

    Use it for the retro. When a session ships the wrong thing, read the thinking blocks around the turn where it drifted. That is where you find out whether the prompt, the context, or the plan was the problem.

    This is the habit that makes the recorder worth having. The transcript is a record of how you and the machine work together, and it reads differently a day later.

Capacitor has paid plans that do more analysis inside the app. Everything on this page sits on the free tier.

The specifics

What it costs
The free plan carries five seats and every feature, with no credit card. You bring your own AI keys.
Where transcripts go
To a server instance Kurrent runs for your organization. The client is source available, so what leaves your machine is inspectable.
Agents covered
Setup detects what is installed. Our own workspace records Claude Code and Codex side by side.
Effect on your agent
None. It reads the transcript file your agent already writes, as that file grows.
Our relationship with it
No affiliate link anywhere on this page. We run it because it is useful, and that is the whole relationship.

Questions people ask

  • What are thinking blocks, and why would I read them?

    Models reason before they answer, and that reasoning lands in the transcript while your terminal shows a spinner. When a session makes a strange decision, the thinking around that turn usually names the assumption behind it.

  • What would I actually do with months of session history?

    Ask it questions. Which sessions burned the most tokens for the least code. What the agent was told before the change nobody can explain. Whether long sessions go wrong in the same place every time.

  • Will it record a codebase I am not allowed to share?

    It records what your agents write to their transcripts, which on a private repo includes private code. Read their security page and decide before you point it at work covered by an agreement.

Stuck on a step? Ask me.

This guide is also a lesson in my community, with its own questions thread for the step that stopped you. Joining is free. Paid members also get my ask me anything call every Tuesday at noon ET, and the full recordings of each setup as I make them.

Open the community

That was the free part

The tool is yours. Nothing above asked for an email.

If it earned a minute of your time, the paid part is one scroll down.

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The paid part

Here is what we sell.

Everything above this line is free and stays free. Below it is what we sell. The prices are the prices, and the two subscriptions carry 30 days money back on the first month.

The readiness audit, done for you

Send us access to your repo. We run the nine-lane review, change nothing, and hand back the report with a 30 minute call on the three gaps to close first.

Who it is for
You have a product you charge for, or want to, and you would rather read the verdict than run the agents.
Price
$349One week
What you get
  • The report at docs/commercial-readiness.md: a verdict, a scorecard, every gap with the file to open and how to verify it
  • Legal, security, billing, support, marketing, operations and the rest, checked at once
  • A 30 minute call on the three gaps to close first
  • Nothing in your repo changed. The workflow prompt is yours to run afterward
The facts
The review is the one in the video. On our own product it found 87 gaps. The overnight run that followed was 148 commits and one pull request.
Our guarantee
If the review finds no gap worth your time, you pay nothing.

The first run, with Jason

We run the review on your repo together, on a call, and you leave with the report in your repo and the three gaps to close first.

Who it is for
You have the kit and a repo, and you would rather do the first run with someone who has done it.
Price
$9960 minutes
What you get
  • The review running on your machine, in your Claude Code
  • The verdict read together, and the three gaps picked
  • The workflow prompt set up so you can run it that night
  • The call recording
The facts
New. You would be one of the first. The run itself is the one in the video: 190 agents, 148 commits, one pull request.
Our guarantee
If the review will not run on your setup during the call, there is no charge.

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Your Instagram, answered by the ChatGPT or Claude you already use. Connect the account once, then ask in plain words what worked and what to post next.

Who it is for
You post on Instagram and you are done guessing from the Insights tab.
Price
$29/ month
What you get
  • Which Reels held attention, ranked, without opening Insights
  • Readings at 1, 24 and 72 hours after every post, so you see what happened while it was moving
  • Next captions written in the style of your most saved posts
  • Read only. It never posts or changes anything
The facts
7 days free with a card on file. About a dollar a day after that.
Our guarantee
30 days money back on the first month. Email guru@graniteai.co and we refund it.
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Mica Social

An AI that writes, designs, checks and publishes a post to your Facebook and Instagram every day. You send a photo when you have one. It does the rest.

Who it is for
You know the feed should be alive every day and it is not.
Price
$49/ month
What you get
  • A finished post every day, with a photo made for it. Nothing to shoot
  • Timed to your local weather, season and county numbers
  • Five checks before anything publishes. No approvals, no calendar, no logins
  • Every photo you send becomes its own extra post
The facts
An agency running a daily feed bills $500 to $1,500 a month. 3 days free with a card on file.
Our guarantee
30 days money back on the first month. Email guru@graniteai.co and we refund it.
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