# akari

> One searchable history of every AI coding-agent session across your fleet, self-hosted.

akari collects the local session logs of Claude Code, Codex, and pi from every machine, parses them on one server, and shows them as a searchable history grouped by git project, with token usage and cost on every run. This is the user guide.

## User guide

- [akari user guide](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/index.md): One searchable history of every AI coding-agent session across your fleet, self-hosted.
- [Introduction](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/introduction.md): Why akari exists and the client/server model the rest of the system follows from.
- [Getting started](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/getting-started.md): Install the client, mint an ingest token, and push your first sessions.
- [The client](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/the-client.md): The akari CLI in depth: login, sync, watch, the daemon, discovery, and the resumable upload.
- [The web UI](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/the-web-ui.md): Reading your history: the overview, insights, the session feed, projects, and the transcript view.
- [Accounts and sharing](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/accounts-and-sharing.md): Registration and invites, the three token scopes, and publishing a session or your usage overview.
- [Agent access](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/agent-access.md): Point a coding agent at your history through the read-only Model Context Protocol endpoint.
- [Self-hosting](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/self-hosting.md): Run the server: Docker Compose, configuration, the database, the first admin, and reparse.
- [Glossary](https://akari.jessica.black/guide/glossary.md): The terms the guide uses: sessions, projects, the fleet, transcripts, tokens and cost, and reparse.

## Optional

- [Full guide as one file](https://akari.jessica.black/llms-full.txt): every chapter concatenated for a single fetch.
- [Source repository](https://github.com/jssblck/akari): the server, the client, and the engineering design.