scritty

scritty is a terminal emulator that captures every conversation from CLI AI coding agents like Claude, Codex, Copilot, Antigravity, and Ollama, indexing them into a locally controlled, searchable corpus. This shared memory allows agents to refer back to past interactions, solving the “forgetting” problem in AI-driven development. Its key advantages: supports multiple popular agents, fast searching, user-held data control, reducing cloud privacy risks, and enhancing development efficiency through context reuse. Current evidence is limited; technical details, resource consumption, and privacy handling are not fully disclosed. Users need terminal proficiency, and long-running capture might strain system resources. Poor corpus maintenance could introduce inaccuracies. Pricing and deployment remain unconfirmed—likely a local open-source tool, but stability is unclear. Best suited for entrepreneurs, productivity enthusiasts, and developers who frequently switch between multiple AI coding agents. Not ideal for non-technical users, those with minimal AI usage, or individuals lacking local environment management skills.