claudit

Automatically save Claude Code conversations as Git Notes on every commit.

claudit init

Now work with claude as you would normally. Whenever you or Claude Code commit, the conversation since the last commit will be attached to that commit as a Git Note.

Usage

See what conversations you have:

claudit list

Resume a past session:

claudit resume abc123    # By commit SHA
claudit resume HEAD~3    # By git ref

View in your browser:

claudit serve

Why?

In order to understand how and why a commit was made, we need to see the conversation that led to it.

How It Works

Claudit uses Git Notes to attach conversations to commits, stored under refs/notes/claude-conversations to keep git log clean. When you run claudit init, it sets up hooks so:

1. When Claude makes a commit, the conversation is saved automatically
2. When you make a commit during a Claude session, it's saved too
3. When you push/pull, conversations sync with the remote

No extra steps needed during your normal workflow.

To view notes directly with git: git log --notes=claude-conversations

Commands

Command	Description
claudit init	Set up hooks in your repo
claudit list	Show commits with conversations
claudit resume <commit>	Resume a saved session
claudit serve	Open web UI
claudit sync push/pull	Manual sync (usually automatic)

Requirements

• Git
• Claude Code CLI (for resume)
• Go 1.21+ (for building from source)

License

See LICENSE file.