clodlogs

clodlogs is a native Avalonia desktop app for browsing, replaying, analyzing, sanitizing, and exporting Claude Code session logs.

This is a port of my Codex logs tool "codlogs" with the same feature set, thus a low commit count for now.

Claude Code stores project logs under:

%USERPROFILE%\.claude\projects\<sanitized-project-path>\*.jsonl

For example:

C:\Users\[username]\.claude\projects\c--github-myrepo

The desktop app uses Avalonia and targets .NET 10.

Prerequisites:

• Windows 10 or later
• .NET 10 SDK for local development
• Avalonia 12.1

Run it locally:

dotnet run --project src\Clodlogs.Desktop\Clodlogs.Desktop.csproj

Other useful commands:

dotnet build Clodlogs.sln -c Release
dotnet run --project src\Clodlogs.Desktop.Tests\Clodlogs.Desktop.Tests.csproj -c Release
dotnet publish src\Clodlogs.Desktop\Clodlogs.Desktop.csproj -c Release -r win-x64 --self-contained true -p:PublishSingleFile=true -p:PublishTrimmed=false

Current desktop app highlights:

• scans Claude project JSONL logs from ~/.claude/projects or %CLAUDE_HOME%\projects
• filters by current folder tree or repo root and can include cross-session writes
• exports selected sessions to Markdown or HTML
• batch exports filtered sessions with collision-safe file naming
• summarizes Claude message usage for one selected session or all currently filtered sessions
• shows environment status for Claude home access, git, and rg
• opens a read-only full-window session replay dialog
• creates sanitized session copies with optional image and blob removal

clodlogs is built to stay usable when a Claude session file becomes very large.

Current behavior:

• probes session file size without loading the whole file into memory
• uses bounded JSONL scanning for browsing and detail inspection
• skips automatic deep analysis for very large sessions to keep the UI responsive
• offers Analyze Anyway for a bounded manual scan when automatic analysis is skipped
• treats oversized JSONL rows as partial-analysis conditions instead of crashing normal inspection
• streams Markdown and HTML export so large session files do not require whole-file reads during export

• Added the native Avalonia Windows desktop app for browsing, replaying, analyzing, sanitizing, and exporting Claude sessions.
• Added collision-safe Markdown and HTML batch export for selected sessions from the filtered list.
• Added responsive, cancellable startup scanning with partial results and explicit completion status.
• Updated the Avalonia desktop packages to 12.1.1.

• Expanded token analysis with input, output, cache write, cache read, total-token, daily-usage, model, and estimated-cost breakdowns.
• Added refreshable Anthropic model pricing with separate 5-minute and 1-hour cache-write rates.
• Added PNG, CSV, and Markdown exports for token statistics.