agentsesh 0.5.0

Agent session intelligence — behavioral analysis, grading, remediation, and handoff for AI agent sessions

sesh

Agent session intelligence. Behavioral analysis, grading, and self-improvement for AI coding agents.

sesh parses agent session transcripts, detects anti-patterns, grades sessions, and tracks trends over time. Built so agents can analyze themselves — and so humans can see what their agents are doing.

Three interfaces, one engine

Interface	For	How
CLI	Developers in the terminal	sesh reflect, sesh report, sesh search
MCP Server	Agents at runtime	Add to your MCP config, agent calls sesh_reflect
Web Dashboard	Humans who want observability	sesh-web → browser dashboard on localhost

All three use the same analysis engine and database. Install once, use from anywhere.

Install

pip install agentsesh

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/ateeples/agentsesh.git
cd agentsesh
pip install -e .

Quick start

# Initialize in your project
sesh init

# Auto-discover and ingest all Claude Code sessions
sesh watch --once

# See your most recent session analysis
sesh reflect

# Cross-session trends
sesh report

# Search past sessions
sesh search "authentication bug"

# Keep ingesting new sessions in the background
sesh watch

# Launch the dashboard
sesh-web

MCP Server (agent-native)

Add sesh to your agent's MCP configuration so it can self-analyze at runtime.

Claude Code (~/.claude/settings.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sesh": {
      "command": "sesh-mcp",
      "env": {
        "SESH_DB": "/path/to/your/project/.sesh/sesh.db"
      }
    }
  }
}

Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sesh": {
      "command": "sesh-mcp",
      "env": {
        "SESH_DB": "/path/to/your/project/.sesh/sesh.db"
      }
    }
  }
}

Once configured, the agent has access to these tools:

Tool	What it does
sesh_reflect	Full session analysis — grade, patterns, tool usage
sesh_report	Cross-session trends — improving, stable, or declining
sesh_handoff	Structured handoff doc for session continuity
sesh_search	Full-text search across all sessions
sesh_list	List recent sessions with grades
sesh_stats	Lifetime aggregate statistics
sesh_log	Ingest a new transcript
sesh_sync	Auto-discover and ingest new sessions
sesh_patterns	Detailed pattern breakdown for a session

An agent can call sesh_sync then sesh_reflect at session start to auto-ingest new transcripts and review its last session, or sesh_report to see if it's been improving or repeating the same mistakes.

Web Dashboard

sesh-web                # http://127.0.0.1:7433
sesh-web --port 8080    # custom port

The dashboard shows:

• Session grades and score trends
• Grade distribution across all sessions
• Tool usage breakdown
• Recurring anti-patterns
• Full-text session search

Auto-refreshes every 30 seconds — leave it open while your agent works.

What it detects

sesh runs 9 pattern detectors on every session:

Pattern	What it catches
repeated_searches	Same search query run multiple times
write_without_read	Editing a file that was never read
error_rate	Overall error percentage above threshold
error_streak	Consecutive errors (agent stuck in a loop)
low_read_ratio	Not enough reading relative to writing
bash_overuse	Using bash for cat/grep/find when dedicated tools exist
write_then_read	Writing before understanding (acted before reading)
scattered_files	Touching too many directories (unfocused session)
missed_parallelism	Sequential reads that could have been parallel

Grading

Sessions are scored 0–100 and graded A+ through F:

• Start at 100, apply deductions for anti-patterns
• Bonuses for strong read/write ratios and good parallelism
• A+ (95+), A (90+), B (75+), C (60+), D (45+), F (<45)
• All weights configurable via .sesh/config.json

CLI reference

sesh init                    Initialize .sesh/ in current directory
sesh log <file>              Ingest a session transcript
sesh log --dir <dir>         Batch ingest all transcripts in a directory
sesh reflect [session_id]    Analyze a session (default: most recent)
sesh report [--last N]       Cross-session trend analysis
sesh handoff [session_id]    Generate handoff document
sesh search <query>          Full-text search
sesh list [--last N]         List sessions
sesh stats                   Aggregate statistics
sesh export <session_id>     Export session as JSON
sesh watch [dirs...]         Auto-ingest new sessions (polls continuously)
sesh watch --once [dirs...]  One-shot scan and ingest

Watch flags:
  --interval N               Poll interval in seconds (default: 30)
  --settle N                 Seconds since last modification (default: 60)

Global flags:
  --json                     Output as JSON
  --db <path>                Override database path
  --quiet                    Suppress non-essential output

Configuration

sesh init creates .sesh/config.json with sensible defaults. Everything is tunable:

{
  "patterns": {
    "thresholds": {
      "error_rate_concern": 0.15,
      "bash_overuse_min": 3,
      "error_streak_min": 3
    }
  },
  "grading": {
    "error_rate_max_deduction": 20,
    "blind_edit_deduction": 5,
    "read_ratio_bonus": 5
  }
}

Supported formats

• Claude Code (.jsonl) — fully supported
• OpenAI Codex CLI (.jsonl) — fully supported (auto-detected, maps exec_command→Bash, apply_patch→Edit)
• Generic — planned

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• mcp package (for MCP server only)
• No other external dependencies

License

MIT