A few weeks ago I released aisessions.dev, a site where you can share your Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI sessions with others. In some ways this is an extension of the MCP server of the same name I created.
This was a fun zero-to-one project and an opportunity to think through a number of challenges:
- Safely accepting user generated data (security, PII scrubbing, etc)
- Building a privacy conscious service
- Designing for long-term low-maintenance operation
- Developer experience - CLI tools, onboarding, and good defaults ()
- UI, design, and simplicity
- Keeping everything open source
The stack this time was next.js + postgres (neon) + redis (upstash) + GCP Sensitive Data Protection. Hosted on Vercel.
