Open-source tool 'chat-recall' released for unified search of AI coding tool conversation logs

The open-source tool chat-recall has been released, which unifies conversation logs from AI coding tools (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode) into a single searchable history. Each tool previously stored logs in its own format, making them incompatible, but this tool reads and integrates them to help developers easily reference past context.

Key Features and Security

• Unified Search: Returns all conversation logs in chronological order, including dates and source sessions, to ensure awareness of the latest information.
• Enhanced Security: Removes secrets such as passwords and API keys before data leaves the computer. If valid keys are found, they are automatically registered as tasks, and the AI is designed to fix and report issues via MCP (Model Context Protocol).
• Sync and Collaboration: Supports history synchronization between local tools and uses Postgres-based indexes (FTS, vector, knowledge graph) to enable cross-device synchronization and sharing of bug fixes within teams.

Scope and License

• Supported Targets: Parses chat logs only from coding agents running locally (such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode). Browser-based chats like the ChatGPT web version are currently not supported.
• Pricing and License: Free for personal use, with hosting costing $10 per month. The source code is released under the Elastic License 2.0.